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College determines layoff numbers

Terrace Standard - Thursday February 9, 2012

The college last month said it needed to cut employees to balance its budget

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Logging truck crashes into power pole

Terrace Standard - Thursday February 9, 2012

A DRIVER escaped injury when his logging truck slammed into a power pole after he lost control of it along Hwy 113 near Rosswood.

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Terrace population inches up

Terrace Standard - Wednesday February 8, 2012

The city's population grew by an extremely moderate 1.5 per cent, indicates census data released today.

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Union wants college layoff plan stopped

Terrace Standard - Wednesday February 8, 2012

THE PROVINCIAL Labour Relations Board is being asked to stop the plans by Northwest Community College to cut a portion of its workforce.

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Room taxation renewal urged

Terrace Standard - Wednesday February 8, 2012

More support from local hotels and motels is needed to renew an accommodation tax used to promote tourism in the area.

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Terrace lawyer appointed to the bench

Terrace Standard - Tuesday February 7, 2012

ONE OF Terrace's local lawyers has been appointed to the bench, albeit not here.

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Man, lying on road, arrested for impaired driving

Terrace Standard - Tuesday February 7, 2012

HERE ARE the incidents requiring the presence of RCMP officers over the past 24 hours.

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Pay reductions not being entertained

Terrace Standard - Tuesday February 7, 2012

IT’S NOT surprising that Northwest Community College and its unionized workers aren’t agreeing with the college deficit.

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Window smashed on Park Ave.

Terrace Standard - Monday February 6, 2012

Here are some of the incidents attended to by Terrace RCMP over the past weekend.

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Province promising action on jobs plan

Terrace Standard - Tuesday February 7, 2012

THE PILOT open house for the provincial government’s new jobs plan was here Jan. 30.

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Council debates access policy

Terrace Standard - Monday February 6, 2012

CITY COUNCIL rejected the first draft of a policy to hold city events in wheelchair accessible venues “whenever possible.”

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College cuts: layoffs happening to restore college's financial health

Terrace Standard - Monday February 6, 2012

IF NORTHWEST Community College was a business, chances are it would have already slid into bankruptcy protection.

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City looking for people to decide Co-op future

Terrace Standard - Sunday February 5, 2012

THE CITY is looking for four local residents to help decide the future of the former Terrace Co-op property on Greig Ave.

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Students rally against cuts at the college

Terrace Standard - Sunday February 5, 2012

NORTHWEST COMMUNITY College students and staff rallied last week in the face of looming budget cuts which will affect programs and services.

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NovaGold issues share offering

Terrace Standard - Saturday February 4, 2012

There's been no further word on NovaGold's plans to sell its share of Galore Creek.

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Gitxsan treaty activist killed

Terrace Standard - Friday February 3, 2012

A MAN well-known in his community and for standing up for Gitxsan treaty rights was killed in an industrial accident this week.

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Two men arrested after police smell pot

Terrace Standard - Friday February 3, 2012

Here are the incidents requiring the presence of RCMP officers over the past 24 hours

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Police dismantle Nass 'crime operation'

Terrace Standard - Thursday February 2, 2012

LISIMS/NASS Valley RCMP arrested two brothers operating what police call a "sophisticated crime operation" in Laxgalts'ap (Greenville).

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He wanted to photograph inside of car trunk

Terrace Standard - Thursday February 2, 2012

HERE ARE the incidents that kept police busy during the last 24 hours.

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Alleged 'cop biter' released on bail

Terrace Standard - Thursday February 2, 2012

A WOMAN accused of biting a police officer when he arrested her was released on bail Jan. 30.

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