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Four port partners were looking to the future on the first day of the National Aboriginal Business Conference in Prince Rupert.

Facing a reduction in tax revenue, the City of Prince Rupert is considering another tax increase.

The Provincial Government has decided to wait until March 31, 2014 before making a decision on cutbacks to BC Ferries routes.

Forces planes and copters will be flying overhead and naval ships will sail through the waters off Prince Rupert at the end of the month.

Another North Coast candidate has thrown his hat in the ring for the May 14 provincial election.

The company responsible for developing a rock quarry in the Rainbow Lake area, is leaving homeowners in the dark according to one resident.

NDP candidate Jennifer Rice and Green Party candidate Hondo Arendt gave their thoughts on LNG during a forum in Prince Rupert

An additional four companies are looking to locate an LNG terminal near Prince Rupert, the B.C. Ministry of Energy announced on Wednesday.

Members of the Charles Hays Secondary School Debate and Public Speaking Society have invited the public to attend two exhibition debates.

Work is complete on a gift that Prince Rupert students will be hand-delivered to the Government of Canada on June 13.