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West Coast ports, rails collaborate
WASHINGTON, D.C. - West Coast port directors and executives from the two Class I western railroads meeting in China cited their region's deep-water ports and extensive ocean and intermodal rail services as reasons why the West Coast is the preferred gateway for U.S. trade with Asia.
Coast Guard suspends search for missing crew man
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 06:54. The Coast Guard says it has suspended its search for a Filipino crewman missing from a cargo ship north of Dutch Harbor.
Families of women who went missing along BC's - highway of tears' meet with RCMP
Parents of young women who were either slain or went missing along the remote British Columbia highway from Prince George to Prince Rupert shed a lot of tears during a day-long meeting with police on the status of the investigation, participants said.
Willy and Charles Neal were honoured for their many years of dedicated service to aboriginal children in care at the Annual General Meeting of the Federation of Aboriginal Foster Parents held in Abbotsford and hosted by the Sumas Indian Band, in October during Foster Parents Month.
When it comes to spending, few can top the City of Prince Rupert
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has just completed their annual crunching of the numbers and when it comes to spending public dollars, the City of Prince Rupert is sitting high on the list.
Highway of Tears announcement expected this weekend
A significant announcement about the murder of women along British Columbia's Highway of Tears will be made Saturday, according to a First Nations leader.
SD 52 is high on the list when it comes to legal fees in BC
There's some interesting number crunching to be found on the Vancouver Sun's Report Card blog from last week, as the Sun blog's author and Education reporter Janet Steffenhagen goes up and down the Statement of Information Files seeking out information regarding legal fees.
BC's ports an election issue in Washington state
Washington states' election season has arrived, with any number of would be Commissioners, Mayors, Sheriffs and perhaps even dog catchers offering up an opinion on what might make Seattle, Tacoma and other Washington communities better places to live and more competitive for industry.
Weather History: November 2: Record Heat, Cold, Snow, storms, flooding, wind & Cyclone Manfred
Listed are Meteorological events that happened on November 2nd: 1743 Benjamin Franklin's "eclipse hurricane" unlocked the key to storm movement.
British Columbians are waiting about the same time for medical surgeries as they did last year, a new study shows.
Dead body found at Prince Rupert waterfront
RCMP are releasing more details on the body discovered at the waterfront in Prince Rupert earlier today.
CN's Hunter Harrison nears final station
Brent Jang Montreal - From Tuesday's Globe and Mail Published on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Tuesday, Oct.
TRAVEL: West by northwest - Via Rail journey traces paths of famous explorers
First Alexander Mackenzie, who discovered the Fraser on his journey from Peace River to the Pacific coast in 1793, the first European to cross the continent north of Mexico.
Charity bike trip takes couple south
One couple who wants to raise money for a charity close to their hearts, promote cycling as an environmental friendly way to travel and experience an incredible adventure passed through town on their 25,000 km journey from Alaska to Argentina last week.
Quesnel takes second spot in crime rate stats
The Gold Pan's crime rate sits number two, according to the latest statistics. Comparing municipalities, Quesnel scored second, with a crime rate of 290 and a population of 9,567. Williams Lake took first place with 336 with a population of 11,133. Prince Rupert sits third with 244 and a population of 12,860; while Merritt landed fourth place with ...
Ports of Seattle and Tacoma planning for tougher competition
Top of the News: The Great Recession has only strengthened China's position as an exporting powerhouse and its economy may be stabilizing, if not recovering, faster than elsewhere.
Characters come alive in Sweatman's compelling book
As a high school student I can remember staring at an historical map of Canada and being struck by the large swath of territory called Rupert's Land.
Fish union hails 'major victory' over quota fees
For the first time ever, working fishermen in British Columbia have successfully refused to pay for commercial quota, something the United Fishermen and Allied Workers' Union calls "a major victory." For the first time ever, working fishermen in British Columbia have successfully refused to pay for commercial quota, something the United Fishermen ...
Former city mayor, Rupert booster, passes on at 57
Former Prince Rupert mayor John Wayne Kuz passed away in Vancouver just before Christmas at the age of 57.