Googles of November 2008

From our inbox to your computer screen, the urgent missives we have received through the month of November on our Google Alerts...

November 30-- Ship cargo volume slumping at West Coast ports
November 28-- Slides Typical for B.C.
November 28-- Days before Hwy. 16 reopened fully after slide
November 27-- Rogers cell coverage now stretches to Prince Rupert
November 27-- It's full steam ahead for Port of Vancouver expansion
November 27-- Highway 16 Closed West of Kitwanga
November 27-- Family's legacy is retold in book
November 26-- Willow Creek coal mine mothballed
November 26-- When 'The Great Influenza' Shut Down Ketchikan
November 26-- Concerns raised over fate of Stewart hospital
November 25-- Could Rupert container port boost AK exports?
November 25-- Stimulus, when consumers are wary
November 24-- NaiKun Wind Energy submits offshore wind project Into BC Hydro Clean Power Call
November 18-- Forest products flow to Asia
November 18-- First Nations look to China for business opportunities
November 18-- Four incumbent trustees returning
November 18-- More mobile
November 16-- Ferry schedule changes affect city
November 16-- Mayors Elected In Region
November 12-- Northwest in for bumpy ride?
November 11-- City revising budget, drawing from reserves
November 11-- Cullen says he‘d back access project
November 10-- Aboriginal Trade Mission Promotes Canada's Pacific Gateway
November 8-- Rupert trustee candidates answer teacher questions
November 7-- Leeson reelected as Nisga'a president
November 7-- Gloves off as West Coast ports battle for business
November 6-- Rural schools await funding in B.C. revitalization plan
November 6-- Prince Rupert candidates face off at all candidates forum
November 5-- Port of Prince Rupert tonnage steady
November 5-- MOLYBDENUM STUDY: Kitsault PEA received
November 5-- Is the premier playing favourites?
November 5-- Prince Rupert optimistic
November 4-- Coons says L.A. plan shows Fairview is a real competitor
November 4-- Question the candidates at upcoming forums
November 4-- Intoxicated persons the top reason for RCMP service calls
November 4-- City re-affirms commitment to billboard
November 4-- Prince Rupert port attracts growing share of Asia trade
November 4-- Difficult chapter in B.C. history ends with return of seized aboriginal lands
November 4-- A sector that holds more than its own
November 3-- Avanti Mining Receives Positive Preliminary Economic Assessment on Kitsault
November 3-- Pumping offshore oil and gas
November 3-- Fee charged, recycling service not provided
November 3-- Shifting Seas: Commercial sockeye salmon fishing at rock bottom