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B.C. donates $500,000 for Japan relief

B.C. donates $500,000 for Japan relief

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B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

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Clark presses Harper on B.C. mine

Clark presses Harper on B.C. mine

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Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

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Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Food supply testing expected, Metro mayors want more info on potential 'worst-case scenario'
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Managment plan supported

North Coast residents and politicians gathered at the Crest Hotel in Prince Rupert last Wednesday to make suggestions for plan to establish a Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area (PNCIMA).
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Daycare bylaw change eyed

Prompted by a request from a daycare operator that the City permit her to hire an employee to provide health support to a child, the City of Prince Rupert is considering making specific changes to its home occupation zoning bylaw to allow for that to happen.
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Tour promotes tanker ban

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Vehicle thefts keep police busy

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Food bank use grows

Prince Rupert’s only food bank has seen a jump in the number of clients coming through its doors this past year. Salvation Army’s Capt. Gary Sheils says there’s been a consistent rise in the number of families looking for food. “We had a sharp increase last year,” he said.
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