Norma Charles’s most recent book, “Runner,” on display at Roosevelt Park Elementary
Community-wide Earth Day event is part and parcel of the Coast Tsimshian Academy’s unique education
The community gathering last made the city’s financial position and vision for the future clear
Auditor general report outlines shortcomings by senior management at Prince Rupert’s coal terminal
The grafts are part of a plan to restore the trees at the corner of Fourth Street and Second Avenue
She was a familiar face the length of B.C.’s coast for over 75-years afloat
We asked residents in Prince Rupert what they did for the earth on the weekend
Cpl. Jeff Easingwood’s next appearance will be June 6 2018
Ranking doesn’t reflect areas where students are strong, says School District 52 superintendent
Gusts reaching 104 km/h downed more than 60 trees across the city
Crews worked over ten hours to repair the damage
Construction will begin this summer on 36 units next to the North Coast Transition Society
Morning price hike likely to reflect summer prices
Two were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries, Prince Rupert RCMP still on the scene
Canadian biomass company to sell 70,000 metric tonnes annually to Japan by end of 2019
A bit about the View’s spring intern, the stories he likes to write and what he thinks of Rupert
Prince Rupert residents were asked how high winds affected them
The 39-meter-high silo in Prince Rupert didn’t escape damage from a windstorm on Tuesday, April 10
