Prince Rupert coal terminal donates $288,500 to school district for Truth and Reconciliation plan
Jamie Hilbach, 47, of Hazelton is wanted for escaping lawful custody, among other things.
Indigenous nation near Prince Rupert moves closer to self-governance agreement with province
Indigenous educator Arlene Deptuck visited Terrace Feb. 20 for a language and art workshop
Lots of video from alliance affirmation meant to boost economies and protect land
The Ocean Wise competition chowder will be featured at Fukasaku next week
“We are always looking for ways to educate and inform” - LNG Canada
First 2019 budget presentation reveals first tax reduction for Prince Rupert residents in decades
City council preview for Feb. 25 meeting also includes request to rezone Neptune Inn
Average of seven drags a year, states report by T. Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation
Christian Heritage Party chose federal leader Rod Taylor as its 2019 federal election candidate.
Patricia DeMille was one of three B.C.-based officers helping to prevent illegal fishing
Beaver Medals go out to those making outstanding achievements in the marine sector
B.C. government announced that service will be restored to 2014 levels
The money was used to purchase the chairlift’s bull wheel replacement last summer
Transportation Minister Claire Trevena said the sailings were originally cut in 2014
Says he’ll make decision in early March
Mike Christopher Hagen appeared in Prince Rupert court on Feb. 20 to receive disclosure
MP Nathan Cullen’s presented Ben Korving’s private member’s bill Wednesday
It could happen again without a different way to inspect trains
