Cancer doesn’t care about ethnicity, gender, sexual preference, or social status. Anyone can be diagnosed with cancer.
READFirst Nations culture will be on display this weekend as members of the Nisgaa Society host the Salmon Festival on May 24 and 25.
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It's been a challenging 11-months for the family of Mario Silva, who passed away last June after battling cancer.
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Game shop Good Times Games in Prince Rupert was the scene of one of only 24 Kaijudo Master Challenge events over the May 4 weekend.
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In five weeks, Prince Rupert's annual community bash will be "Celebrating a Community of Volunteers" for the 35th year of the event.
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A fresh and hands-on teaching method will help benefit a community volunteer group as part of their final class project.
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Two years ago the seeds of sustainability were planted, and the growing season is now.
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Every year residents of all ages take to the track to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
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Most teams entered in Prince Rupert's Relay for Life are motivated to partake in the annual event after being affected with cancer.
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Students and residents heard from fellow Rupertites about the importance of making the right choices in life.
READOrganizers of the Salmonberry Market are hoping to move the weekly gathering on the Courthouse lawn to the weekend for the 2013 season.
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Prince Rupert’s Cathy Quane discovered a close family member had been diagnosed with cancer and didn’t know what she could do.
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It is difficult in this day and age to find a family that hasn't been impacted by cancer.
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Prince Rupert game shop Good Times Games hosted one of the largest events in its five year history over the March 16 weekend.
READCommunity Futures Pacific Northwest put on two Future Forums in March to gauge what Rupertites see as priorities for the future.
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Keynote speakers at Whispers in the Wind will share their stories of getting on the right path.
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With Port Edward foreseeing changes in the future, adjustments will be made to the official community plan and zoning bylaws.
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Vancouver photographer's work with Nisga'a featured at museums in Victoria, Nass Valley
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The BC Jobs Start Here Job Fair will be taking place at the Highliner Plaza Hotel on March 22.
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The North Coast Transition Society celebrated International Women's Day by holding a grand opening ceremony for its new facility.
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