Kendal and Selina Nelson took advantage of Friday's nice weather

Prince Rupert youngsters profit from sunny weather

Many of Prince Rupert's youth have been setting up refreshment stands to earn themselves some extra cash.

With the community finally receiving some hot summer weather, many Prince Rupert youngsters have taken it upon themselves to earn some extra money from people in need of a refreshment. Pictured are Kendal and Selina Nelson, who set up a lemonade stand on Friday afternoon down in Cow Bay.

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