North Island Gazette

More strings of lights have been spotted in the night skies above Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland. A number of people reported seeing strings of lights among the stars after 10 p.m. on the evening of May 15.

After Troy Patterson’s petition against the Coastal GasLink pipeline’s construction gained over 23,000 signatures, the teen earned himself enough attention to get a meeting with B.C.’s environment minister.

Announced Tuesday (May 18) by Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth, the province has added gyms, dance and fitness studios to its list of places where face coverings are mandatory.

About three weeks ago we had it all ribboned off for a road to go back. After about four or five days someone went in there and ripped all of the ribbons out. We had to hire somebody to come back and engineer it again, said Klahoose Chief Kevin Peacey. A few nights ago, one of the guys went to jump into his machine and it wouldn’t start. He looked through his whole machine and somebody had put a bunch of dirt in the gas tank.

Trump could be expedited sooner than later

Here's five resolutions I want to accomplish this year.

The 'Namgis First Nation member tested positive for COVID-19 after passing away. There are currently no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Cormorant Island.

Here's an interview I did with Port Hardy Fire Rescue's Information Officer/Lieutenant Adam Harding. He talks about what it's like to work as a team, save a person's life, and why the fire department is a real brotherhood/sisterhood. They are looking for new recruits, specifically at hall 2 at Storey's Beach!

Another IIO case

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Alexandra Morton is the Green Party candidate for the North Island riding.

Green Party leader talks what they will be focusing on in first platform promise

Cool story about Willie Mitchell raising money for wild salmon

Miller says 673 COVID-19 cases have been reported in First Nations communities in all, and about 130 of them are active cases now.

Don't violate the Quarantine Act!

The new cases bring the total of active infections in the province to 1,284, up by 14 after a period of decline as more people recovered than tested positive.