Pacific Coast School, Class of 2019
The Gawagani Pts’aan, meaning “Peace Totem Pole,” was gifted to the Yukon government in 1971.
Mission and Port host lunch to honour those who work at sea
Fishing duel sees salmon stolen by eager orca
Mayor Lee Brain acted as review officer at the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corp 7 Captain Cook ACR
Hot dogs, balloons and activities were among the festivities at Mariners Park
After 33 years of service as Aboriginal resource worker, Marlene Clifton is retiring from SD52
Local Ride to Conquer Cancer participants holding Saturday fundraising event at Tim Hortons
There was plenty of entertainment on display during the celebrations at Rotary Waterfront Park
Local Indigenous artist working on totem poles for Metlakatla Senior Centre, representing four clans
Tears to Hope Society hopes to shine a light on missing and murdered women along Highway 16
Prince Rupert Middle School organized an extra drive with all the clothes collected, more leftover
The Sphero Olympics put local youngsters tech talents on display
Distance runner Peloquin was a Learn to Run coach in Prince Rupert for years, inspiring many
McKay Street dog park was temporarily closed for repairs after a car crashed into fence
The pole was unveiled at Fairview Cemetery in honour of the late Robert Tait, renowned carver
Prince Rupert community members are welcome to come browse or donate stuff for sale
Kaien Island Trail Soceity and volunteers are keeping Prince Rupert’s trails clean
The iconic quirky mural from Prince Rupert’s Greek restaurant was painted over this week
‘Character Matters’ project produced by Grade 6 students in Abbotsford
