The Googles of February 2008.

Our listings of the Google Alert items that come across our mail server on a daily basis. Archived here for your viewing enjoyment.

February 28--Marine Highway deputy commissioner resigns
February 28--Lax Kw'alaams and NaiKun Complete Commercial Agreement
February 27--BID-ding on Prince George port pays off
February 27--Chances owners strike a deal to purchase Terrace Lumber Company land
February 26--Senior staff recommend four school closures by the end of 2010
February 26--A 5-Star Foreign Dividend Payer
February 25--Fund with Thomson ties gives upstart airline a lift
February 25--NovaGold Provides Update on its Portfolio of Projects
February 22--Tourism BC Honours the Industry at 9th Annual BC Tourism Awards
February 22--A ray of hope
February 21--Local company competing in Russia’s forestry sector
February 21--Ferry system failures
February 21--New IPG boss well connected
February 20--Not this year, but next year; Haidas regrouping for All-Native go
February 20--Former LPGA player Walters, golf historian Barclay to enter Canadian Hall
February 20--Missing woman's family keeping hopes alive
February 19--Campbell trades red tape for green tape
February 14--Chinook news not good
February 14--Logistics seminar set for Monday
February 13--Throne speech a starting point
February 13--Hunting wolves with bows is just disgusting
February 13--Use Cameras instead
February 13--Terminal Illness
February 12--BC to Get Tough On Crime ?
February 12--Conditional sentence for break and enter, stolen property charge
February 12--Northern energy corridor touted in throne speech
February 10--B.C. hit by winter wallop
February 9--Bowhunting proposed to curb wolf population in Prince Rupert
February 9--B.C. wolves quiver before proposed bylaw
February 8--Ferries eyes three lots in Skidegate Landing
February 8--Rate of moose killed on CN tracks upsets hunting groups
February 8--Community overrun by dogs tries to get owners' assistance
February 7--Socks, books a salute to kind souls of Hartley Bay
February 6--B.C. town nervous about 4-legged visitors
February 6--Tsimshian: Port Development Threatens Cemetery
February 6--Appointment to Ridley Terminals
February 5--Recreational Fishery delayed
February 5--Protect ancient sites in harbour: archeologist
February 4--Last year rough for the Co-op
February 4--CN service back to normal
February 1--Ferry System
February 2--America's Ports Take on the Challenge of Trade Growth
February 2--Northern B.C. town tries to stem suicide cycle
February 1--CN investments strengthen national rail network