Year of the Pig celebrated in Prince Rupert

Year of the Pig celebrated in Prince Rupert

VIDEO and photo highlights from Chinese New Year in Prince Rupert on Feb. 9

Chinese New Year highlights from inside the Nisga’a Hall.

Photos by Nick Laws.

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Guests were treated to music, dance and great food (Nick Laws / The Northern View)

Guests were treated to music, dance and great food (Nick Laws / The Northern View)

Year of the Pig celebrated in Prince Rupert

Pia Khaira and Alan Phuong perform their duelling pianos skit, the same one that won them Prince Ruperts Got Talent in 2018. (Nick Laws / The Northern View) Pia Khaira and Alan Phuong perform their duelling pianos skit, the same one that won them Prince Ruperts Got Talent in 2018. (Nick Laws / The Northern View)

Pia Khaira and Alan Phuong perform their duelling pianos skit, the same one that won them Prince Ruperts Got Talent in 2018. (Nick Laws / The Northern View) Pia Khaira and Alan Phuong perform their duelling pianos skit, the same one that won them Prince Ruperts Got Talent in 2018. (Nick Laws / The Northern View)

Year of the Pig celebrated in Prince Rupert

Year of the Pig celebrated in Prince Rupert

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