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
Council supports Métis Awareness week but has concern over raising Infinity Flag
Weather dampens paving plans on McBride, The Northern View Cannery Road Race is coming down the road
New shuttle bus between Prince Rupert and Terrace
KAPS is looking to raise money for a new vehicle to support their growing food program
Colleen Hermanson began working in social services as early as 1968
Brittanne O’Connor’s drive to create Prince Rupert’s own women’s team has led to success and inspiration
Voting is a duty… even with our web polls!
More than $7,000 up for grabs for biggest legal salmon and halibut
It’s that time of year again! Vote online or at the Prince Rupert office before noon on Aug. 30
Family member says Kam McLeod, Bryer Schmegelsky recorded final wishes
59-year-old in hospital with non-life threatening injuries
Telus.net has been down since Aug. 15
Larger operating areas seen as threat by cab companies
Children and their parents worked for three hours to ensure safety of the popular hiking region
