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.
The Skeena-Bulkley Valley federal candidates talk about health in Prince Rupert
Opening means the community now has an appropriate space for spiritual and ceremonial events
Charles Hays band students serve up goodies to fund summer trip
October and November will see service to Alaska during the last week of each month
65-year-old Greg Agnew was reported missing on Sept. 30
Authorities say couple was arrested after illegal entry from B.C., with $16,000 and marijuana
A gofundme account says the woman will have to undergo multiple complex surgeries
Carfentanil, an illicit drug more powerful than fentanyl, causing more deaths than ever
Maple Ridge Bears group rallies to save animal
Health officials warn this could be the first of many
Terrace artist carves a logger into wooden stump
It’s one year into Canada’s experiment in legal marijuana, and hundreds of legal pot shops have opened
Black Press Media presents a three-part series on three big election issues
Private insurers say claims record monopoly keeps them out
