‘I’m very shocked and disappointed that someone would steal from the Salvation Army’
A warning letter was emailed to parents from North Island Secondary School.
Voller earned the award for jumping on board a moving fishing boat in order to gain control of it.
The chamber proposed a ‘Fee for Service Agreement’ at an annual cost to the town of $5,000.
No more negotiations imminent between United Steelworkers 1-1937 and company
Two Island Class ferries are on their way from Romania
How should the District of Port Hardy deal with the issue of poverty?
Drivers asked to use caution, clean-up crews have finished on-site
The Port Hardy RCMP has so far opened 3,349 files in 2019, with only the fourth quarter left.
Bystanders performed CPR while waiting for first responders
Teenage girl hailed as hero for intervening after witnessing situation unfold
Out of induced coma, 41-year-old is smiling, squeezing hands and enjoying sunshine
“Access to sports and arts programming improves quality of life and helps build community”
If you know who is responsible, please contact the Port Hardy RCMP at 250-949-6335.
Councillor Derek Koel feels a user-pay system that covers actual costs is necessary.
“The Federal Court has found DFO’s refusal to prohibit stocking of fish infected with PRV unlawful”
United Steelworkers Local 1-1937 holds march and rally in Nanaimo
United Steelworkers Local 1-1937 holds march and rally in Nanaimo
“the society is suffering from low membership and member burnout”
The Liberal Party pledged they would shut down open-net fish farming in B.C. by 2025.
