In the past it was railroads that brought new services and economic opportunities to our communities to help them grow. Today, it is internet connectivity that’s changing the way we live and do business. I was happy to rise in …
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Hobiyee 2018
Hobiyee 2018 at Laxgalts’ap in the Nass Valley. I hope you enjoy the photos and music. Gitsegukla Gidahmes Dancers are performing the music.
Living and Learning School
The Living and Learning School is a small, independent, parent-run school on Haida Gwaii with a vision that believes that children who learn in a safe, supportive and cooperative atmosphere develop self-worth, self-expression and personal power, enabling them to grow …
Fisheries for Communities Gathering
Moose Hide Campaign
Congratulations to Paul and Raven Lacerte, founders of the moosehide campaign in the achievement of distributing the millionth moosehide square on Thursday. It was an honour to be apart of this touching ceremony and to march with John Horgan and …
We’ve Moved!
The North Coast Community Office has moved locations. We’ve moved from 818 3rd Ave West to #290- 309 2nd Ave West (BESIDE BMO) Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 3T1 Tel: 250-624-7734 Email: jennifer.rice.mla@leg.bc.ca
MLA Rice welcomes $1.2 million in B.C. rural dividend grants for North Coast
PRINCE RUPERT – Local MLA Jennifer Rice is welcoming $1,178,500 from the province to communities and organizations in the North Coast as part of the New Democrat government’s rural development mandate. “For too many years, young people and families …
Communities on the North Coast benefit from Rural Dividend
Provided to assist rural communities to reinvigorate and diversify their local economies, the BC Rural Dividend supported eight projects within our North Coast riding. Rural development activities support government’s commitment to building a strong, sustainable, and innovative economy that creates …
Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunting Ban Consultations Have Begun
British Columbians are being given the opportunity to provide input on new proposed grizzly bear regulations. On Aug. 14, 2017, the B.C. government announced that effective Nov. 30, 2017 it will end trophy hunting of grizzly bears and stop …
The Great British Columbia Shake Out!
On October 19 at 10:19 a.m., millions of people worldwide will practice how to “Drop, Cover and Hold On” during Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills. British Columbians can join by registering for the 2017 Great British Columbia ShakeOut. Participating is a great way for your …