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MARCH 31--FISH FARM CRITICS WELCOME NORTH COAST MORATORIUM--More feedback on last weeks annoucement of a moratorium on fish farms on the North Coast (see story here)
MARCH 28--FISH FARM FOES JUBILANT AT NORTH COAST MORATORIUM--The Provincial government announces a moratorium on Fish Farms north of Aristazabal Island (see story here)
MARCH 27--CITY GETTING BEHIND EARTH HOUR CONCEPT ON WEEKEND--The City of Prince Rupert joins cities and towns around the world to commemorate Earth Hour on Saturday (see story here)
MARCH 26--LOCAL TEACHERS WANT TESTS EXPELLED FROM CLASSROOM--The Prince Rupert District Teachers Association presents its case for FSA testing to be boycotted (see story here)
MARCH 25--HARTLEY BAY FRUSTRATION IS UNDERSTANDABLE SAYS MP--NDP MP Nathan Cullen explains how he sees the dispute between Hartley Bay and B C Ferries (see story here)
MARCH 24--TORIES TRYING TO COOL DOWN CLIMATE CHANGE PANIC: MP--The Conservatives reticence in releasing their own report into the environment has the NDP MP for Skeena Bulkley Valley frustrated with their attitude (see story here)
MARCH 20--TWO-YEAR PROBE ENDS IN JAIL TIME AND A HUGE DRUG HAUL--A two year investigation which recently went to court has the RCMP celebrating succes in the battle over drugs (see story here)
MARCH 19--FISHERMEN WORRY GROUNDS MAY BE CLAWED FROM THEM--NaiKun's wind farm plans still have local crab fisherman concerned for their future (see story here)
MARCH 18--EDMONTON BUSINESS ELITE IN TOWN TO FORGE CLOSER LINKS--Directors of Edmontons Chamber of Commerce and World Trade Centre spent two days in Prince Rupert on a retreat (see story here)
MARCH 17--PARENTS URGED TO HELP MAKE SCHOOL TRANSITION SMOOTH--The School district explains its plan to help students, parents and educators make the transition from school closures. (see story here)
MARCH 14--MLA COONS POINTS FINGER AT MAINTENANCE OVER SINKING--The MLA for the North coast wants maintenance inssues to be examined when it comes to the sinking of the Queen of the North (see story here)
MARCH 13--REPORT ON FERRY SINKING STILL LEAVES QUESITONS HANGING--Details of the Transportation Safety Board into the sinking of the Queen of the North don't provide all the answers. (see story here)
MARCH 12--KANATA, SEAL COVE SCHOOLS CLOSE AS DISTRICT REORGANIZES--School District 52 makes it official as they announce closure of two east side schools (see story here)
MARCH 11--RUPERT’S CRUISE CONNECTION CONTINUES FULL-STEAM-AHEAD--As another Cruise ship season draws near, plans continue to make sure shore amenities are ready (see story here)
MARCH 10--RUPERT DIGS DEEP TO DONATE THOUSANDS AT BIG FUNDRAISER--The Prince Rupert Regional Community Foundation raises close to 70,000 dollars during a Saturday night fundraiser (see story here)MARCH 7--CITY LOOKING TO RE-GROW ITS WITHERED PARKS INVENTORY--A trial balloon in council to think about revitalizing some of the city's closed parks, now that there are apparently funds available to do so (see story here)
MARCH 6--THINK-TANK WANTS TO GET TO BOTTOM OF SALMON ISSUE--The Pacific Salmon Foundation begins its study of the Skeena River management system. (see story here)
MARCH 5--EMPLOYEE SHORTAGE LOOMS AS RUPERT'S WORKFORCE AGES--An aging population is destined to leave employers seeking out new employees as the current workforce heads to retirement (see story here)
MARCH 4--U. S. FISHERNEN’S ‘CARNAGE’ OF CHINOOK HAS MP FUMING--Fishing in the Bering Sea for pollock is having a drastic effect on Canada bound chinook salmon (see story here)
MARCH 3--SCHOOL DISTRICT STAFF EXPLAIN REASONING BEHIND CLOSURES--Details of last Thursday's heated school district meeting explaining the planned and potential closures of schools in the district (see story here)
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