There really is no easy way to say this: The dumping of garbage on Wantage Road is getting out of hand and is a definite eyesore.
READLast week go2, a non-profit tourism human resources agency, held a Board of Directors meeting in Prince Rupert.
READSometimes it is amazing the amount of behind-the-scenes work that goes into making something a success.
READWe’re sometimes asked about the origins of the name of Drydock Road, leading down to the Canfisco Oceanside plant.
READKwinitsa Station Railway Museum now stands in a spot very significant to the railway history of Prince Rupert.
READWhen I was young and a member of the Beavers (the youngest group of Scouts), we used to play a game called telephone.
READThe California Zinfandel has the appearance of being a wine that is heavy and full of drying tannins.
READThis week it was announced that Skeena - Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen would be the new House Leader for the NDP.
READOne of the catchphrases of marketing today is that customer service is the new marketing.
READThe role of social media is changing a lot of things - the way people communicate and share information and the way businesses interact.
READWe try to predict how our tourism season will play out, and if necessary shape marketing efforts to fill gaps or play on strengths
READThere are two scratch-built models of sternwheelers in the Museum of Northern BC, one of the Port Simpson, the other the Caledonia.
READMay is coming up, and in Prince Rupert that usually means that around the middle of the month the first cruise ship of the year pulls in.
READThe issue of whether or not the City of Prince Rupert should invest in redoing the website is a divisive one.
READTourism Prince Rupert was first established as a Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) in the 1930s - it is one of the oldest in the province.
READIt’s complicated and expensive to conduct meaningful research into tourism numbers.
READSkeena - Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen has never been shy when talking to the media, but Thomas Mulcair could be a different story.
READEditor: It appears as the first talking point in Bill22 is a cooling off period.
READEditor: I think BC Transit in Prince Rupert has a wonderful public transportation system!
READIf you’re on Facebook , you’ve likely noticed that in the past three months a social media platform called Pinterest
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