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Study recommends jurors receive more financial and psychological support

Federal justice committee calls for 11 policy changes to mitigate juror stress

Port Hardy approves the first step towards new subdivision

Mayor and council pass rezoning needed for new development

Windmill blade display finds a home in Port Hardy

The blade will be installed on the corner of Highway 19 and the Bear Cove Highway

Grads receive BC Transit passes

BC Transit provides passes to graduating students in more than 50 communities

Port Harvey shipyard greenlit

Bylaw 895 has been adopted by RDMW

Port McNeill Volunteer Fire Department appoints deputy chief

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Notice of change of operator for Mount Waddington transit services

Totem pole ceremony a step towards reconciliation

“This moment is a monumental moment of reconciliation — I’m so proud of all of you.”

First Forestry Proud Day Flourishes

Forest Friendly Communities hosted the event in Port McNeill

Fundamentals of Forestry Program in Woss celebrates its Grand Opening

“Woss is now on the map, in the province,”

Woss Memorial Gazebo now fully funded

Construction will be complete at the end of July

RCMP seeking missing Campbell River woman

She may be in the Nanaimo area heading to Prince George

  • May 18th, 2018

Website launches to attract North Island newcomers

VINTAS launches a new website and attraction campaign

Vancouver Island under burn ban starting May 18

Small campfires still allowed under Cat. 2 open fire prohibition

  • May 17th, 2018

Railway groups disappointed with premier’s comments

Advocates maintain rail is still best option

MacDonald’s body found in Marble River

The matter has now been turned over to the BC Coroner Service.

North Vancouver Island 911 seeks to reduce accidental calls

Corporation launches education campaign for Mid, North Island residents

  • May 15th, 2018

Mobile fishery officers patrol the coast

Marine Patrol fisheries program sends officers to remote places

Higher quality paint means better visibility for B.C. roads

Vancouver Island to see fresh coats with formula that includes glass beads

Borg’s efforts as fire chief have made Port Hardy Fire Rescue a reliable service again

“It’s been a lot of hard work, commitment and dedication to making it happen.”