Cael Maslin
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City of Terrace announces Ferry Island campground closure (opens the original)
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Along with it being the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, yesterday was also the last day that people could camp in Terrace at the local campground. The Ferry Island campground’s main gate is now closed as we are firmly in the midst of fall and winter will be here before we know it. However, people can still access Ferry Island for other activities like dog walking, playing on the playground, traversing the trails and more.
Rio Tinto announces new long term agreement (opens the original)
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Rio Tinto recently announced that they’d be partnering up with RevoCast Aluminum Billets Ltd. as part of a long term agreement. This agreement will see the two parties expand the supply of low-carbon aluminium billet to extrusion customers across all of North America, where Rio Tinto markets the billet that comes from RevoCast’s new casting facility in Langley. The agreement will also see Rio Tinto combine their low-carbon primary aluminium with RevoCast’s recycled aluminium, with the intention
NDP Candidate for Skeena MLA Zimmerman hoping 2nd time is the charm (opens the original)
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Not long after the snap election was called here in BC, Sarah Zimmerman, who’s served on Terrace’s City Council, announced that she would be running for the position of Skeena MLA as the representative for the BC NDP. Zimmerman recently took the time to talk to us about several subjects relating to her candidacy, including why she decided to run again after coming up short in the 2024 election as well as what she’s done during her time on City Council that she believes qualifies her to be an MLA
City of Terrace warns of bear sighting (opens the original)
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The City of Terrace recently reported that a bear had been spotted on the Howe Creek Trail not too long ago. As a result of this sighting, the City is reminding residents who go out on trails to keep bear safety tips on their mind. Namely, people are being advised to talk or sing to avoid surprising a bear, don’t wear headphones and be aware of your surroundings and try not to walk alone if it can be helped. More tips can be found on WildsafeBC’s website.
Warning put in place for boaters near Ridley Island by PRPA (opens the original)
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Starting today and lasting until next Tuesday, anyone boating near Prince Rupert is being asked to slow down and minimize if they happen to be travelling near west side of Ridley Island. AltaGas will be conducting some construction work in the water over that 5 day period, where they will use vessel-mounted cranes to install mooring buoys for the Ridley Island Energy Export Facility. The Prince Rupert Port Authority, who posted the warning, thanked everyone for helping to keep their community sa
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