Mike Kaardal photo During a sunny meeting with Bev Killberry, volunteer director for Halloween Fest, the Prince Rupert Lions Club pitched in $2,000 toward this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.
The organization donated $2,000 toward this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.
During a sunny meeting with Bev Killberry the Prince Rupert Lions Club pitched in $2,000 towards this year’s Halloween Fest Fireworks show.
Plenty of maintenance work ensures the Civic Centre’s ice surface is in pristine condition
A focus on giving back makes the team popular both on and off the ice
Friendship House, Hülsen and other services collaborate on National Addiction Awareness Week
Hometown Hockey made a stop at Prince Rupert Middle School on Friday afternoon
Fourteen women were fatally shot by a gunman at Montreal’s École Polytechnique
Service challenges tops Minister Judy Darcy’s trip
Prince Rupert is Hometown Hockey! Is the sport part of your national identity?
More reasons to spend your shopping dollars locally
School district near Red Deer cancelled annual family dance due to Facebook comments
‘You have no way of knowing what’s in the bag’
‘Change of instructions’ results in defence closing case without calling evidence
First Nations are leading a new surge of investment in B.C.
Cell tower triangulation generally only narrows location down to the block someone is calling from
Police acted properly when they responded to the first reports of the boy being in distress
