The Prince Rupert Skating Club show off their $642.16 earnings from fundraising while delivering the Northern View and the Northern Connector. Front row L-R: Abby Touchet

The Prince Rupert Skating Club show off their $642.16 earnings from fundraising while delivering the Northern View and the Northern Connector. Front row L-R: Abby Touchet

Hard work pays off for Prince Rupert Skating Club

The Prince Rupert Skating Club show off their earnings from fundraising while delivering the Northern View and the Northern Connector

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