After seven years of sitting unused, the former Kanata Elementary School property may be developed into residential housing.
The City of Prince Rupert is recognizing its LGTBQ community and showcasing its inclusiveness by painting a rainbow-coloured crosswalk.
The City of Prince Rupert launched its Go Plan Survey earlier this week.
The City of Prince Rupert awarded a contract for the first stage of the Fraser Street Rehabilitation Project.
A documentary delving into the cases of missing and murdered women along the Highway of Tears was screened in Prince Rupert last week.
Members of the Prince Rupert and District Chamber of Commerce were given an update on the proposed WCC LNG project during on Wednesday.
The Eagle Spirit Energy oil pipeline project has apparently found support from community members in Lax Kw’alaams.
The Prince Rupert School District (SD52) has been given the green light to sell the former Kanata Elementary School property.
Broadway Through the Decades will be a blast from the past, looking back on past Prince Rupert community musicals.
Artwork created by Prince Rupert students in the After School Sport and Art Initiative was put on display last week.
The Neptune Motor Inn closed its doors at the end of April, forcing more than a dozen tenants to find alternative housing.
Organizers of the annual National Aboriginal Business Opportunities Conference (NABOC) are pleased with how the 2015 event went.
Through a partnership between the provincial government and industry, a combined $1.2 million will be invested in Pathways to Success
The Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional Recycling Facility is now open on Sundays.
Figures produced by the Prince Rupert Unemployment Action Centre show just how much the rental market changed from 2013 to 2014.
Prince Rupert city council has expressed its disapproval of Northwest Community College (NWCC) decreasing academic courses
The group zeroing in on the redevelopment of a neglected park on McKay Street/Kootenay Avenue hosted a block party on Wednesday.
Prince Rupert city council gave the go-ahead to rezone the former Canadian Freightways yard so Quickload Logistics can relocate to the site.
Members of the Prince Rupert United Church are concerned the closure of a lane will create additional parking issues.
The remodeling of an old church into a multi-unit complex for executive project workers and seniors will be brought to the public.
