Prince Rupert

And I don't want to assume anything because I would really hope that a nine-month pregnant woman would not be doing something so... reckless but whatever did happen that night it's safe to say that this should not have happened this was absolutely just gut-wrenching and heartbreaking and two lives the mother-to-be Corrine and her baby who was about to be born any day it's just a crying shame my heart and prayers and thoughts go out to Corrine Thomas's family I Mary Jane Hill was a 31-year-old woman who was a member of Niska'a First Nation.

Mary Jane's partially nude body was discovered on March 26th, 1978 in Prince Rupert.

She leaves behind three children.

Her youngest was only six months old when she was killed.

Nothing permanent, just wanted to try something new for that particular summer.

1989.

Alberta, she goes missing August 26, 1989, and her body is found one month later on September 25, 1989, on the outskirts of Prince Rupert.

CBC.ca talks more about this heartbreaking case.

Number of workers involved not specified.

Local Union 326, Railroad Construction Workers, Prince Rupert, B.C. Two strikes, both of which were successful.

2,350 workers involved, 12 members arrested, all of whom were convicted and sentenced from six months to three years.

This local also assisted in winning a strike for unorganized workers at the Shana Crossing.

Now, over the last five years of this being an operation, there has constantly been hilarious jokes and funny quips to do with anything as you can imagine with this being the theme of a workshop.

Yesterday, when my latest round started up, a new series here, I was chatting with Claudia Stewart, a wonderful songwriter from Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

We were joking about the different states of songs readiness and how in this particular workshop, people tend to come in in two different angles for the most part.

There is the one side of finishing the writing of the song, And then there are those who get into the stage of recording the song or making a demo of the song or actually fully producing the song to release to the world.

I said, I tell you what, let's take my boat up there while you're up there.

So we trucked that Sea Dory, 22-foot Sea Dory, up to Juneau, which was a trip because we drove all up through Canada, through the parks and such up there, and got on a ferry in Prince Rupert and took the ferry up to Juneau because you can't drive there.

What was he doing up there? Just took a job doing outdoor stuff, I imagine.

Yeah.

Uh, what we don't have a lot of visibility on, and then this is one of the things we're watching really closely, is Celestims.

I think it's really great to see Celestims recently announced, uh, EPC for their Prince Rupert pipeline project, so there's probably more visibility on the cost side of things.

We're also watching how producers are working with them to participate in, uh, Celestims, because I think it's awesome that they're targeting a lot of the, um, utilities in Europe to really help support the project.

At the same time, we're also looking at producer, uh, response because one of the things we're also seeing as an emerging theme is producers are actually kind of ditching...