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The Prince Rupert Salvation Army experienced slight increases in the number of people receiving assistance this holiday season.

For Sharlene Wilson, a family emergency more than four years ago revealed a glaring hole in the support infrastructure of the community.

Prince Rupert’s Sheryl Sadorski is upset her parents and other Air Canada passengers were “held hostage” at YPR for more than eight hours.

Security incidents on rise in provincial jails, inmates double-bunked and few completing education programs

The City of Prince Rupert will consider changing the mayor's position to full-time during upcoming budget discussions.

There was an increase of nearly triple the number of major building construction projects within the City of Prince Rupert last year.

Someone is almost always asking UNBC professor Jacqueline Holler for an update on her research study of hitchhiking habits in northern B.C.

After pleading guilty to a Fisheries Act violation, a Prince Rupert commercial fishermen was fined and ordered to forfeit his landed catch.

The Port of Prince Rupert's run of record-breaking years came to an end in 2014.

Applications are being accepted for B.C.'s Rural Advisory Council, with North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice encouraging her constituents to apply.