Impress

The Morice River micro-tunnel will be the fifth trenchless water crossing for the Coastal GasLink Project, all of which were completed with zero safety incidents.

Coastal GasLink uses state-of-the-art method to cross waterway

Micro-tunneling method selected as safest and most advanced way to cross beneath the Morice River

  • Oct 11, 2021
Randy Gregory logged his bike rides around Kamloops for GoByBikeBC, and won a free cycling trip to the Baltics! This year's GoByBikeBC is Sep. 27 to Oct. 10, and you can win a cycling trip to France.

Bike for health, for the environment, or for a free trip to France!

Grab your friends and co-workers and GoByBike Sep. 27 to Oct. 10

  • Sep 27, 2021
Tyler

Terrace plumbing and heating company wins international award

The secret to their success? Teamwork, mentorship and a commitment to continued improvement.

  • Sep 13, 2021
Jeff and his team of Environmental Inspectors help ensure waterways are protected across the Coastal GasLink Project.

Crossing waterways without a trace

Coastal GasLink uses advanced engineering methods to safely tunnel under waterways

  • Aug 9, 2021
Jeff and his team of Environmental Inspectors help ensure waterways are protected across the Coastal GasLink Project.
Coastal GasLink works alongside local first responders to prevent the spread of wildfires.

Working together to combat wildfires

Coastal GasLink works closely with local first responders to help keep communities safe

  • Jul 26, 2021
Coastal GasLink works alongside local first responders to prevent the spread of wildfires.
Destiney Michelle (centre), her mother, Hereditary Chief Helen Michelle (left), and fellow advisor, Pius Charlie, share their culture and traditional knowledge with workers.

Indigenous advisors bring their traditional culture to workforce lodges

Coastal GasLink program builds bridges between local Indigenous communities and lodges

  • Jul 12, 2021
Destiney Michelle (centre), her mother, Hereditary Chief Helen Michelle (left), and fellow advisor, Pius Charlie, share their culture and traditional knowledge with workers.
Paige

Terrace youth: walk in, hang out, get help when you’re ready

Terrace Foundry’s space at TDCSS welcomes youth for clinical counselling, or simply friendship

  • Jul 5, 2021
Paige
Jason Scherr, PRPA’s Manager of Environmental Sustainability, has spearheaded the shore power project at Fairview Terminal.

Shore power will reduce container vessel emissions at Port of Prince Rupert

Vessels berthed at Fairview Terminal will be able to switch to electric power

  • Jul 5, 2021
Jason Scherr, PRPA’s Manager of Environmental Sustainability, has spearheaded the shore power project at Fairview Terminal.
Toboggan Hatchery Manager Kris Bulloch. With support and guidance from Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Prince Rupert Port Authority’s Skeena River Salmon Enhancement Program, the Toboggan Creek Salmon & Steelhead Enhancement Society is restoring the hatchery.

Hatchery modernization supports wild salmon stocks in Skeena watershed

Upgrades will enhance ability to raise Coho and Chinook fry at Northwest BC facility

  • Jun 28, 2021
Toboggan Hatchery Manager Kris Bulloch. With support and guidance from Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Prince Rupert Port Authority’s Skeena River Salmon Enhancement Program, the Toboggan Creek Salmon & Steelhead Enhancement Society is restoring the hatchery.
The Terrace Downtown Improvement Area (TDIA) is boosting tourism and business through public art and grants for businesses. Visit tdia.ca to learn more!

Beauty and business: Grants available for downtown revitalization!

A beautiful, vibrant, safe downtown is good for Terrace and good for tourists

  • Jun 21, 2021
The Terrace Downtown Improvement Area (TDIA) is boosting tourism and business through public art and grants for businesses. Visit tdia.ca to learn more!
Giuliana Hauknes is on a team of Gateway Operators who monitor marine traffic in and around the Port of Prince Rupert, to help maintain the highest standards of safety and security. (Photo: Michael Ambach)

Gateway Operators monitor marine traffic and conditions 24/7

Helping vessels big and small safely navigate the Port of Prince Rupert

  • Jun 21, 2021
Giuliana Hauknes is on a team of Gateway Operators who monitor marine traffic in and around the Port of Prince Rupert, to help maintain the highest standards of safety and security. (Photo: Michael Ambach)
A drum dance as the sun sets in the horizon. Photographed by author Sarah Dickie's cousin, Ryan Dickie.

Joy, sorrow and hope on the longest day of the year

This National Indigenous People’s Day, Coastal GasLink is honoured to elevate the…

  • Jun 21, 2021
A drum dance as the sun sets in the horizon. Photographed by author Sarah Dickie's cousin, Ryan Dickie.
For Tommy Adair, seeing Coastal GasLink’s commitment to preserving the environment become a reality is a source of pride for him.

Creating a legacy of environmental protection

Respect and care for the environment is core to Coastal GasLink’s construction program

  • Jun 14, 2021
For Tommy Adair, seeing Coastal GasLink’s commitment to preserving the environment become a reality is a source of pride for him.
Adam Simons is the Environmental Coordinator at PRPA. The Environmental Sustainability team collects and shares information related to emissions, noise, and water quality from around the Prince Rupert Gateway, to mitigate the Port’s impact on the environment and the community. (Photo: Michael Ambach)

Air and water quality at the Port measured around-the-clock

Port Authority is eyes and ears along the coast tracking conditions above ground and underwater

  • Jun 14, 2021
Adam Simons is the Environmental Coordinator at PRPA. The Environmental Sustainability team collects and shares information related to emissions, noise, and water quality from around the Prince Rupert Gateway, to mitigate the Port’s impact on the environment and the community. (Photo: Michael Ambach)
An eight-day Rafting Glamping Adventure with Bear Camp is part of an amazing prize package highlighting the rugged beauty and incredible wildlife that drew the producers of the hit History Channel show <em>Alone</em> to the remote Chilcotin region.

Win Adventures to the Filming Location of the HISTORY Channel’s “Alone” Season 8!

The HISTORY® Channel’s hit survival series Alone is back like never before…

  • Jun 7, 2021
An eight-day Rafting Glamping Adventure with Bear Camp is part of an amazing prize package highlighting the rugged beauty and incredible wildlife that drew the producers of the hit History Channel show <em>Alone</em> to the remote Chilcotin region.
Jennifer Connor is a Junior Manager at TDCSS, which means she coordinates staff and clients in three homes in the region: Children’s Respite, Cluster Program and Residential Homes. (Photo: Bert Husband)

Respite, support and long term care: Helping Terrace feel at home!

For children, youth and adults with mental and developmental disabilities, TDCSS is here to help

  • Jun 7, 2021
Jennifer Connor is a Junior Manager at TDCSS, which means she coordinates staff and clients in three homes in the region: Children’s Respite, Cluster Program and Residential Homes. (Photo: Bert Husband)
(Photo: Michael Ambach)

Students collaborate with Port Authority to preserve North Coast marine life

Coast Mountain College students gain first-hand experience at the Port of Prince Rupert

  • Jun 7, 2021
(Photo: Michael Ambach)
PRPA Project and Field Services Technologist Khalid Elmourci stands above Seal Cove Salt Marsh, the site of a new habitat restoration project.

Seal Cove Salt Marsh project on schedule for summer opening

Restoration project creates places for wildlife to thrive and people to relax

  • May 31, 2021
PRPA Project and Field Services Technologist Khalid Elmourci stands above Seal Cove Salt Marsh, the site of a new habitat restoration project.
Amy Tucker started cycling near her home in Kamloops during the pandemic, and says it was a big boost to her physical and mental health.

GoByBike week unites BC cyclists, two wheels apart

From May 31 to June 6, bike to exercise, bike to destress, and bike to win!

  • May 31, 2021
Amy Tucker started cycling near her home in Kamloops during the pandemic, and says it was a big boost to her physical and mental health.
BC North Career Fair

5 reasons your career search just got easier

Black Press Virtual Career and Post-Secondary Education Event comes to Northern BC

  • May 31, 2021
BC North Career Fair