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.
Rainfall expected to exceed 100 mm in Prince Rupert and North Coast regions
Community engagement process launched to implement northern B.C. First Nation’s rights and title
Prince Rupert SPCA does their due diligence in adopting dogs to suitable human companions
The memorial pole stands in memory of Prince Rupert carvers mother on Second Ave. West
External community engagement process launched to help implement Wet’suwet’en rights and title
‘Deadpool’ celebrity responds to premier’s call for social influence support
World Photography Day, Black Cat Appreciation Day and Rum Day all coming up this week
Vancouver takes 2-0 lead in best-of-7 NHL playoff series with St. Louis
84 new cases, no additional deaths
Fellow doctors, members of the public will gather for a physically-distanced vigil in central Alberta
9.5-foot-wide yellow cedar measured by Ancient Forest Alliance campaigners in Fairy Creek watershed
‘Pellegrin’s actions were motivated by malice …a vindictive, pointless, dangerous and unlawful act’
The ‘OK’ hand gesture is a known hate-symbol
Dozens of cards and numerous packages were delivered to six-year-old Charlie Manning