Locals talk about why they love Cow Bay, after appreciation day was cancelled
Connie Jack, organizer of the event for the last eight years, stepped down from her role
Stene, or “Mr. Golf Man” to his students, is excited about the youth golf landscape in Prince Rupert
Unique equipment is on hand at the first all accessible playground on the east side
The award was presented by Mayor Lee Brain on Canada Day in Mariners Park
Chinese lion dancing and First Nations drumming delight the Canada Day crowd at Mariners Park
The province-wide competition brings contestants to Fort Langley for 14 years in a row
It was a jam-packed day at Mariners Park, full of music, dancing and play
Alison Brunelle of Four Seasons Flowers hangs up her shears after decades of service and memories
Put your knowledge to the test with these 20 questions on Canadian facts
Moresby Trail the recipient of the organization’s latest cleanup effort
Judge Herman Seidemann retiring after over 40 years serving the law in Prince Rupert
Open House cancelled as Legion deals with volunteer issues
Andre’s Electronics and Good Time Games running fundraiser to help kids attend summer gaming camps
Dancing, costumes, kid’s games and fireworks all part of the lineup for Canada’s birthday
The Argosy unveiled a new mural made by local and Vancouver artists
The Anne Neufeld Tot Park underwent a $150,000 restoration project this year
The ParticipACTION Community Better Challenge to award city with $150,000
Pacific Coast School, Class of 2019
The Gawagani Pts’aan, meaning “Peace Totem Pole,” was gifted to the Yukon government in 1971.
