Recently, a consultant criticized Terrace for being a badly planned city. Perhaps that's true, but it's still a pretty good place to live. The latest "Most Livable Cities in Canada" report by The Globe and Mail ranked the top 100 best places to live, and Terrace came in 41st overall. It ranked 18th among the ...

Edison Motors' Perspective: Frustration with Regulations: Edison Motors is clearly frustrated with what they see as an overly bureaucratic and inefficient system. They mention that despite a promising property (the shop in Terrace), the city's zoning and permit regulations made it impossible to move forward. Commitment...

In 2025, the City of Prince Rupert will begin replacing critical water and sewer mains in the Crestview area, marking the first phase of a major overhaul of aging infrastructure on the city's east side. Construction is set to start early in the new year, and an Open House event will be scheduled to provide residents wi...

A new economic impact report by RIAS Inc., commissioned by the BC Salmon Farmers Association (BCSFA), warns that the Trudeau government's proposed ban on open-net salmon farming in British Columbia could cost Canadian taxpayers up to $9 billion. The report estimates annual losses of $1.17 billion in economic activity, ...

The Ministry of Health has announced the expansion of the Travel Assistance Program (TAP) to include six new free ferry routes, providing critical support for patients in remote and rural communities to reach Prince Rupert for specialized medical services. Effective December 19, 2024, this extension aims to ease the fi...