Gerry Leibel

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LNG Canada to halve its Kitimat workforce

LNG Canada to halve its Kitimat workforce

Many have left town already

LNG Canada to halve its Kitimat workforce
BC Hydro crew replacing a power pole. (BC Hydro photo)

BC Hydro to stop disconnections for those impacted by COVID-19

The utility is also closing walk-in customer service locations

BC Hydro crew replacing a power pole. (BC Hydro photo)
Cheslatta Carrier Nation and Rio Tinto sign a historic agreement

Cheslatta Carrier Nation and Rio Tinto sign a historic agreement

Co-operation crucial to stem dropping Nechako Reservoir level

Cheslatta Carrier Nation and Rio Tinto sign a historic agreement
The building was locked, lights off and no staff to be seen. (Photo Gerry Leibel)

Man in panda hoodie wanted in connection to northern B.C. bank robbery

RCMP release image of man wanted in connection with robbery

The building was locked, lights off and no staff to be seen. (Photo Gerry Leibel)
Terrace ranks in top 10 of magazine’s ‘Canada’s Most Dangerous Places’ list

Terrace ranks in top 10 of magazine’s ‘Canada’s Most Dangerous Places’ list

Prince Rupert also sees a sharp rise

Terrace ranks in top 10 of magazine’s ‘Canada’s Most Dangerous Places’ list
Approximately 670 kilometres in length, the Coastal GasLink pipeline will deliver natural gas from the Dawson Creek area to the proposed LNG Canada facility in Kitimat. (CGL photo)

National Energy Board rejects federal review of Coastal GasLink pipeline

Project falls within provincial jurisdiction, board rules

Approximately 670 kilometres in length, the Coastal GasLink pipeline will deliver natural gas from the Dawson Creek area to the proposed LNG Canada facility in Kitimat. (CGL photo)
Welcome! yowtz! Bienvenue!

Welcome! yowtz! Bienvenue!

Kitimat visitors greeted by new sign

Welcome! yowtz! Bienvenue!
The landslide above the 18 Mile bridge over the Kitimat River. (Photo Coastal GasLink)

PHOTOS: Landslide shuts down Kitimat’s only water source

The municipality has appealed to residents to cut down water usage

The landslide above the 18 Mile bridge over the Kitimat River. (Photo Coastal GasLink)
Aluminium smelter tours start again this week

Aluminium smelter tours start again this week

Reservations are essential

Aluminium smelter tours start again this week
Kitimat construction crew dig up more than just rock

Kitimat construction crew dig up more than just rock

RCMP called in to dispose of explosives

Kitimat construction crew dig up more than just rock
One of three Terrace RCMP squadron cars monitoring Skeena Middle School grounds Friday afternoon after reports of a shooting threat were made earlier this week. (Brittany Gervais photo)

Fourth threat in a week involves two northwest B.C. schools

Multiple threats, later deemed to be low-risk, were made at schools in Terrace and Kitimat

One of three Terrace RCMP squadron cars monitoring Skeena Middle School grounds Friday afternoon after reports of a shooting threat were made earlier this week. (Brittany Gervais photo)
Canadian recall issued for frozen profiteroles, eclairs due to salmonella risk

Canadian recall issued for frozen profiteroles, eclairs due to salmonella risk

Canadian Food Inspection Agency issues recall

Canadian recall issued for frozen profiteroles, eclairs due to salmonella risk
Man killed in northern B.C. logging accident

Man killed in northern B.C. logging accident

The 46-year-old Terrace man leaves behind a wife and two children

Man killed in northern B.C. logging accident
The eight people from Terrace who competed in the 2017 ThriveNorth Business Challenge are, from left to right, Kevin Fabril who won in the age 18-28 best new business category, Santrina Meeks who competed in the best new business 29-38 age category, Bryan Last and Aleksa Havelaar who won $10,000 in the 29-38 age best new business category, Andrea Harmel and Kory Yamashita who won in the audience choice category and Katryna Jenniss and Jaclyn Gagnon who competed in the best growth opportunity category. (Photo Shannon Lough)

Entrepreneurs – step forward and win $10,000

Entries open for the ThriveNorth Business Challenge

The eight people from Terrace who competed in the 2017 ThriveNorth Business Challenge are, from left to right, Kevin Fabril who won in the age 18-28 best new business category, Santrina Meeks who competed in the best new business 29-38 age category, Bryan Last and Aleksa Havelaar who won $10,000 in the 29-38 age best new business category, Andrea Harmel and Kory Yamashita who won in the audience choice category and Katryna Jenniss and Jaclyn Gagnon who competed in the best growth opportunity category. (Photo Shannon Lough)
The Conservative Party’s float in the 2018 Seafest in Prince Rupert. (Shannon Lough/The Northern View photo)

Kitimat resident is Conservative choice for fall election

Claire Rattée is a former Kitimat councillor

The Conservative Party’s float in the 2018 Seafest in Prince Rupert. (Shannon Lough/The Northern View photo)
Civeo pulls out of LNG Canada worker camp agreement

Civeo pulls out of LNG Canada worker camp agreement

ATCO steps in to take over from U.S. company

Civeo pulls out of LNG Canada worker camp agreement
JGC Fluor gets go-ahead to start construction on LNG Canada

JGC Fluor gets go-ahead to start construction on LNG Canada

Notice to Proceed issued on Tuesday, October 30

JGC Fluor gets go-ahead to start construction on LNG Canada
BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver. Photo Keri Coles/Oak Bay News

B.C. Greens will vote against LNG Canada going ahead

Liberal MLA Ellis Ross says party might vote to break deadlock

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver. Photo Keri Coles/Oak Bay News
IT’S A GO!

IT’S A GO!

Canada LNG announces positive Final Investment Decision for Kitimat

IT’S A GO!
LNG Canada export facility in northern B.C. gets green light

LNG Canada export facility in northern B.C. gets green light

Canada LNG announces positive Final Investment Decision for Kitimat

LNG Canada export facility in northern B.C. gets green light