Keili Bartlett and Shannon Lough co-host Episode 87 of This Week Podcast. (Meaghan Proteau / The Northern View)

This Week Podcast — Episode 87

Award winning actress Chelsea Stamp-Vincent talks about the Harbour Theatre production of Killer Joe

Award winning actress, and former co-host, Chelsea Stamp-Vincent makes a guest appearance on This Week Podcast to promote her latest work Killer Joe.

Harbour Theatre is presenting the dark comedy on June 1 and 2 at the Tom Rooney Playhouse.

READ MORE: Killer Joe coming to the Rooney Theatre

More on stories about wildlife, another entangled deer, similar to well-known buck Hammy, business highlights, notably pipelines, and the Northern View features including Heart of Our City and MVP of the Week.

For more This Week Podcast episodes CLICK HERE.


newsroom@thenorthernview.com
Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter

Previous story
Haida artists win YVR scholarships
Next story
$1,000 on track for model train society

Just Posted

Anglers furious over VIP fishing trip

DFO, SkeenaWild both investigating legality of FN research licence to fishing party

Work begins to remove cargo from grounded Haida Gwaii barge and fishing lodge

Westcoast Resorts’ Hippa Lodge broke from its moorings and ran aground early this month

Visibility improvements coming for Prince Rupert’s downtown streets

Work on McBride Street and Second Avenue intersections, crosswalks, will take place this fall

Pipeline challenger says his feelings are irrelevant

The prospect of a federal review has Kitimat and Terrace businesses and residents worried

Prince Rupert receives Softball BC’s association of the year nomination

Association could receive $1,000 and a free coaching clinic as prizes

More than 125 runners take part in Northern View Cannery Road Race

Teen Terrace runners first to finish 5km and 10km, Prince Rupert runner wins 21km race

Rattie nets 2 as Oilers dump Canucks in NHL pre-season tilt

Edmonton picks up 4-2 win in Vancouver

B.C. home to 1/3 of Canada’s overdose deaths in first 3 months of the year

There were 1,036 overdose deaths in the first three months of the year, with 94 per cent accidental

B.C. candidate moves from hospice care to council race

He beat terminal cancer twice and entered hospice when he decided to run for council.

Canadian tobacco exec pushes back against vaping health concerns

A warning from Interior Health about the unknown health risks of vaping is getting a partial rebuke

Ministry of Agriculture commits $300,000 to help B.C. farmers obtain land

B.C. Land Matching Program supports access to affordable farmland for young farmers

Canadian air force short 275 pilots

Attrition outpaces recruitment and training claims Air Force

Teacher suspended after physically shushing, saying ‘shut up’ to student

Grade 5 student reported feeling ‘confused and a little scared’

A B.C. society helps to reforest Crown land after wildfires

Forest Enhancement Society of BC focuses on wildfire mitigation and the reforestation

Most Read