AFFNO’s Executive Director Patrick Witwicki presents Willa Thorpe of Emergency Response Prince Rupert (formerly Emergency Social Services) with a donation of $500. The funds were part of the net proceeds raised at the fifth annual Murder Mystery Fundraiser that was held in November.
AFFNO’s Executive Director Patrick Witwicki presents Willa Thorpe of Emergency Response Prince Rupert with a donation
Prince Rupert teen Brendan Eshom launches educational software app that hits Apple’s “Top Charts”
Prince Rupert Cops for Cancer want to flush away the illness with loads of donations for research
In the past week, B.C. has seen a slight spike in daily test-positive case counts
Pandemic precautions caused nighttime closure of service station providing weather data to pilots
Skeena gets full control of mine, Barrick gets 12 per cent of Skeena and a one per cent royalty
Keep circles small, wear masks and be aware of symptoms, Dr. Bonnie Henry says
Employers say reclassifying coronavirus could be ‘ruinous’
‘Its cries were loud, pitiful and heartbreaking,’ Saanich animal control officer says
Study finds statistical flaws in an influential 2019 report supporting a wolf cull
Family says nothing like this has happened since they moved to Summerland in 1980s
The man, 75, is accused of assaulting teenage boys he met through Coquitlam-area churches
Finance Minister Carole James gives COVID-19 outlook
Of those surveyed, 78 per cent said they were worried about the size of the deficit
Part 2: Many pushed into addiction by ‘toxic stress,’ says White Rock psychologist
