Tag: Tri-Port

Spring clean-up program starts Tuesday

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PORT HARDY, B.C. - The District of Port Hardy is inviting residents to do some cleaning. Between Tuesday, May 8...

Membership grows at Port Hardy Fire

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PORT HARDY, BC- Operations couldn't be better at the Port Hardy Fire Department. That's the word from chief Brent Borg,...

Port Hardy councillor to be awarded key to the city

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PORT HARDY, BC- A longtime resident and community leader is set to be recognized by the District of Port...

Port Alice seeking new councilor

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PORT ALICE, B.C.- On Feb. 24th, residents will be able to vote in a by-election to name a new...

Results in for provincial recycling challenge

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- The District of Port Hardy has finished second in a Recycle BC challenge. Last summer, three municipalities...

Port Hardy Secondary to host drug information session

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- Port Hardy Secondary School has sent out a letter to parents, warning them about the dangers...

Municipal Hall closed for the holidays

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- Port Hardy Municipal Hall is taking a break from operations over the holidays. The District office will...

Port Hardy fire fighter earns Canadian citizenship

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PORT HARDY, B.C- A member of the Port Hardy volunteer fire department is now a Canadian citizen. Gaston Töpfer has...

Transit service to offer free Christmas light tours for seniors

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- Mount Waddington Transit is spreading Christmas spirit this season. They're offering Christmas light tours for seniors in...

Lack of snow delays Mount Cain opening

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PORT MCNEILL, B.C.- Mother Nature hasn't been too friendly to the conditions at Mount Cain. The Vancouver Island park was...

Health Forum in Port Hardy

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Medical Health Officer with Island Health, Doctor Charmaine Enns will be in the Tri-Port area on Thursday for a...

Police Recover Stolen Helicopter Parts

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Mounties in the region have recovered roughly $100,000 worth of stolen helicopter parts. Police says the items were taken...

Crews Respond to Two Vehicle Accident in Port McNeill

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Port McNeill Fire Rescue responded to a two-car accident on Sunday, November 26th. The incident happened at the intersection of...

Memorial Bench Approved for James Hayward

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Port Hardy council has approved a memorial bench for James Reginald Hayward. He was shot and killed after approaching...

Pulp Mill Workers to be Reinstated

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Neucel Specialty Cellulose is bringing back a crop of laid-off employees for maintenance on the old Pulp Mill in...

Coastal Fire Centre Keeping Tabs on Wildfire East of Nimpkish Lake

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The Coastal Fire Centre is watching out on a wildfire east of Nimpkish Lake on the North Island. The...
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