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FEBRUARY 28--TREASURED ARTIFACTS RETURN FOR NORTH COAST EXHIBITION--The Dundas Collection returns to the North Coast and a debut at the Museum of Northern BC (see story here)
FEBRUARY 27--HOMELESS SHELTER EFFORTS GET BOOST THANKS TO GRANT--The bid to build a homeless shelter in Prince Rupert receives some seed money (see story here)
FEBRUARY 26--CITY GETS TIPS ON DEALING WITH AN ECONOMIC BOOM--Can we learn from the mistakes of Fort St. John, a seminar in Prince Rupert learns how they dealt with the economic boon of the Northeast (see story here)
FEBRUARY 23--SUSPICION AND MISTRUST IN THE WAY OF PROGRESS--The results of a recent survey show that Rupertites are a suspicious lot when it comes to working towards common goals. (see story here)FEBRUARY 22--‘URBAN-FOCUSED’ BUDGET FULL OF HOLES SAYS COONS--The MLA for the North Coast provides his interpretation of the Liberal governments budget. (see story here)
FEBRUARY 21--SHIPS PILE UP IN HARBOUR AS CN STRIKE CONTINUES--The impact of the current labour disupte at CN can be seen by simply looking at the Prince Rupert harbour (see story here)
FEBRUARY 20--POLICE QUASH RUMOURS OF SERIAL RAPIST AT THE ANBT--The local detachment takes a look at a string of attempted sexual assaults in the city (see story here)
FEBRUARY 19--'CLOSING A SCHOOL WILL HELP STUDENTS REACH SERVICES'--School Distrcit 52 begins the process of examining the prospect of school closures. (see story here)
FEBRUARY 16--THREE SCHOOLS MENTIONED AS DISTRICT EYES CLOSURES--School Distrcit 52 prepares to tackle the always controversial issue of school closures (see story here)
FEBRUARY 15--COUNCILLORS MULL NEW USE FOR OLD ACROPOLIS BUILDING--With the new Acropolis Manor soon to be in the construction phase, City council does some wishful thinking about the old building (see story here)
FEBRUARY 14--PARENTS, CHILD CARE STAFF DEMAND AN END TO CUTS--Local groups band together to protest pending cuts to local services (see story here)
FEBRUARY 13--SWOOPS AT ALLEGED DRUG HOMES NET SEVERAL ARRESTS--Local RCMP raid a number of houses in a six day span (see story here)
FEBRUARY 12--‘ESSENTIAL’ NEW ACROPOLIS MANOR SET TO TAKE SHAPE--The much anticipated construction phase of a new Seniors residence finally begins (see story here)
FEBRUARY 9--RUPERT'S HIGH TAXES HURTING SMALL BUSINESS, SAYS GROUP--Rupert's notoriously high business taxation gains some provincial notice (see story here)
FEBRUARY 8--PORT GRABS OPPORTUNITIES AND ENJOYS BUMPER YEAR--The twin terminals of Prince Rupert Grain and Ridley Terminals find much success in 2006 (see story here)
FEBRUARY 7--MINISTER'S TRIP TO CHINA FULL OF TALK ABOUT RUPERT--A recent trip to China by the Federal Industry Minister David Emerson found Prince Rupert's container port opportunities a frequent topic of conversation. (see story here)
FEBRUARY 6--CLOUD CLEARS AS HAWKAIR GETS ON A FIRMER FOOTING--Northwest BC's local airline begins to see some daylight after some pretty down years (see story here)
FEBRUARY 5--NATIONAL MEDIA TAKES RUN AT CULLEN FOR ALLEGED DEAL--Local MP Nathan Cullen hits the big time as the Toronto papers try to stir up a bit of scandal where none may exist.(see story here)
FEBRUARY 2--LOCAL WOMAN TRAPPED IN BOSNIAN JAIL SYSTEM HELL--The Daily looks at the case of a local woman currently in a Bosnian jail awaiting a hearing of her case (see story here)
FEBRUARY 1--FERRY WORKERS TO BE FORCED TO COOPERATE WITH PROBE--The BC Human Rights Tribunal issues a ruling that the union representing BC Ferries workers must appear at a BC Ferries internal investigation into the sinking of the Queen of the North (see story here)
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