A second newcomer has filed nomination papers for the November 15 election - Randy Halyk. He joins Din-Yi Coosemans and Incumbents Mario Feldhoff and Bob Corlessas the only four names so far for one of the six council chairs.
And we're still waiting for someone to step up and decalre for... more
The Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce is urging that community's municipal leaders to support mayors Rick Wozney from Kitimat, Colin Kinsley from Prince George and Herb Pond from Prince Rupert on their firm stance supporting pipeline and port expansion... more
The Kitimat Ice Demons gave the rookie Prince Rupert Rampage some indication of what to expect in the Central Interior Hockey League’s Western Division in the 2008-09 season, blowing them out 10-0 on Saturday night in the season opener game.
The... more
The ministry of Small Business and Revenue is hosting a Small Business Roundtable Consultation in Terrace.
The ministry will be seeking the views of small businesses on how to enhance and support growth and success in the community.... more
Imagine the intimacy of a kitchen party, the primeval passion of rhythm, dance and song, and the thrill and excitement of Irish Dancers and live musicians, and you have The Magic of Ireland!
The Sentinel is proud to bring to... more
The new Cormorant day care, run by the Kitimat Child Development Centre (CDC) is officially open.
And minister of state for Child Care, Linda Reid, was on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony.
The child care facility provides service for children from... more
This is not the Crash of 1929 revisited, and we are not heading
into a second Great Depression. No developed country this time round is
going to face the 25 percent unemployment rate that the United States
experienced in the 1930s.... more
Dear sir,
Let me start by saying that I am not against development and that during my employment years my work saved and made vast amounts of money for my employer.
But a lot has changed with big industries going totally multi-national.
There... more
In three weeks, Canadians will go to the polls federally for the third time in four years in an effort to determine (for the third time in four years) who we want running the country, preferably for the next four... more