The staff of Carters Jewellers

Carters now open in Prince Rupert

The staff of Carters Jewellers, celebrated the opening of the new Prince Rupert location on Oct. 24.

The staff of Carters Jewellers, celebrated the opening of the new Prince Rupert location on Oct. 24.

The store, located in the former Manson’s Jewellers location on Third Ave., will be managed by Teresa and Jerry Hlady, second and third from left.

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