Seth Forward

Ontario

Young journalist at Prince Rupert Northern View. Likes football (soccer), camping, skiing etc. Balkan history enthusiast. Got a story? DMs open

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Despite historic hack, advisor remains confident in crypto | Wealth Professional

Mar 20, 2025 | wealthprofessional.ca | Seth Forward

Michael Zagari says Canadian market insulated from major concerns
Council issues more remedial orders to clean up downtown

Apr 29, 2024 | therecord.com | Seth Forward

By Seth Forward, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Prince Rupert Northern View Prince Rupert city council passed eight more remedial orders at its April 22 meeting as the city continues its goal to clean up derelict buildings in the downtown area and beyond. Three properties on Third Avenue and one on Second Avenue were given notice by the city, while four properties outside the downtown core were also hit with remedial orders.
Council issues more remedial orders to clean up downtown

Apr 29, 2024 | thespec.com | Seth Forward

Prince Rupert city council passed eight more remedial orders at its April 22 meeting as the city continues its goal to clean up derelict buildings in the downtown area and beyond. Three properties on Third Avenue and one on Second Avenue were given notice by the city, while four properties outside the downtown core were also hit with remedial orders. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Coun.
Sinking of Ingenika remains stark reminder of workplace safety importance

Apr 25, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Seth Forward

The tragic deaths of Charley Cragg and Troy Pearson on a tugboat near Kitimat on Feb. 11, 2021, were a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining workplace safety. April 28 will be the 33rd National Day of Mourning for Persons Killed or Injured in the Workplace.
B.C. man awarded nearly $500,000 for 2018 car accident - BC News

Apr 24, 2024 | castanet.net | Seth Forward

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has awarded David Reeve almost $500,000 in damages after being rear-ended in 2018 by Prince Rupert resident Freeman Brown on April 11. Justice Heather MacNaughton awarded Reeve the substantial sum after Reeve, a carpenter now based on the Sunshine Coast, laid out past and future damages caused by injuries sustained in the accident.
Former Prince Rupert man awarded nearly $500,000 for 2018 car accident

Apr 22, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Seth Forward

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has awarded David Reeve almost $500,000 in damages after being rear-ended in 2018 by Prince Rupert resident Freeman Brown on April 11. Justice Heather MacNaughton awarded Reeve the substantial sum after Reeve, a carpenter now based on the Sunshine Coast, laid out past and future damages caused by injuries sustained in the accident.
Prince George comedian returning to the North after global success

Apr 17, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Seth Forward

Alex Mackenzie’s life could have turned out very different than it has. Having just finished an apprenticeship as an instrument mechanic in 2019, Mackenzie was set to enter a stable, well-paying career at a Prince George pulp mill and perform small-time comedy shows on the side. But his fear of a monotonous life pushed him to take a life-changing leap of faith, one that has resulted in sold-out shows at arenas around the world and his own Amazon Prime special. “It was scary.
Port Edward to host town hall amid continued frustration at PRPA project

Apr 16, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Seth Forward

Port Edward residents have a second chance on April 22 to voice complaints about the noise from a large Prince Rupert Port Authority construction project on nearby Ridley Island when the District of Port Edward holds a town hall featuring officials from the authority.
More transparency, communication needed from health authorities: UBC prof

Apr 15, 2024 | thespec.com | Seth Forward

Dr. Jude Kornelsen is looking to change the way health authorities in B.C. operate in rural settings. The co-director of the Centre for Rural Health Research at UBC has completed a number of studies looking at ways to improve rural health care, and found that many people in rural communities have lost trust in their health authorities. Already a Subscriber? Sign in “So many people wrote back and said that they do not have engagement with the health authority anymore.
100 years on, Prince Rupert still remembered for role in first world flight

Apr 12, 2024 | therecord.com | Seth Forward

By Seth Forward, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Prince Rupert Northern View Four U.S. Army airplanes arrived in Prince Rupert on April 6, 1924 - their first stop in what was the first-ever flight around the world, a historic 175-day journey crossing the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic Oceans. The four planes named Chicago, Seattle, Boston and New Orleans took off from Seattle with eight pilots and mechanics, attempting a daunting global journey that had never been done before.