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Last month, the B.C. Supreme Court rejected an order made by the School Protection Program’s lawyer to have a former student’s sexual assault by a teacher claim against an educator in School District 52 heard by a judge only, instead of a jury.

Chinese buyers purchased $122 million worth of B.C. lumber in May, surpassing the value of lumber shipments to the United States for the first time ever.

The Prince Rupert Port may be causing ports on the west coast of the US to lose large portions of their export traffic to Asia. According to reputable industry journal, this has caused some of the US railroad companies to accuse CN Rail “poaching” their business by offering quicker transportation across the Pacific ocean via Prince Rupert.

Princeton resident, Wanda Foss missing for approximately three weeks.

At least one of the major First Nations on the North Coast is cautiously optimistic about the renewed debate in Canada about whether the Indian Act needs a complete overhaul. Chief Harold Leighton of the Metlakatla First Nation says that the fact that its receiving discussion is a step in the right direction, but has seen attempts to reform the legislation fail before.

At least one of the major First Nations on the North Coast is cautiously optimistic about the renewed debate in Canada about whether the Indian Act needs a complete overhaul.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure will be installing additional signage and more lighting at the turnoff from Highway 16 to Prince Rupert’s Industrial Park.

The iconic Canadian Forces Snowbirds will be bringing their dazzling aerial show to Prince Rupert in under a month, and organizers are inviting people from around the region to take in this rare northwest performance.

Prince Rupert and the Asia - Pacific Gateway will remain a key part of Canada's economic growth, according to Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway Ed Fast.

Breaching contract would be wrong, expensive: Lekstrom