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Second wind for green power?

Community leaders take another look at replacing diesel power.
One in three Canadian high school students have rode with drinking drivers, study reveals

One in three Canadian high school students have rode with drinking drivers, study reveals

Nearly one in five rode with a driver who’d been smoking pot
New Sandspit sailings start in June

New Sandspit sailings start in June

Kwuna ferry to offer new morning and afternoon sailings starting June 1.
News briefs for May 19, 2017

News briefs for May 19, 2017

New imaging equipment at Mills and a proposed Sandspit water taxi are among the latest news briefs.
Out of the red, the credit union reports $1.5 million income

Out of the red, the credit union reports $1.5 million income

Northern Savings’ massive restructuring in 2015 shows promise
Pay parking coming to Skidegate Landing ferry terminal

Pay parking coming to Skidegate Landing ferry terminal

BC Ferries set to open seven paid parking spaces inside the terminal lot, starting June 1.
UPDATE: UBC economist says election result unlikely to shift after absentee ballots counted

UPDATE: UBC economist says election result unlikely to shift after absentee ballots counted

Correction of BC Elections transcription error means neither NDP or BC Liberal likely to flip seats
Liberals introduce oil-tanker ban for north coast and Haida Gwaii

Liberals introduce oil-tanker ban for north coast and Haida Gwaii

New bill would ban most tankers carrying crude or ‘persistent’ oil, but not LNG or gasoline.

BCCFA advises caution on community forest partnership

“It’s definitely a radical departure from community forestry as we know it in B.C. today.”
North Coast re-elects Jennifer Rice with strong support

North Coast re-elects Jennifer Rice with strong support

North Coast looks much like four years ago, but voters won’t know the final B.C. result until May 24.