Gains in Aboriginal education being made by the school district are gaining the attention of government officials in Victoria.
The school district is looking for support to consolidate district offices into the former Westview Elementary School building.
Prince Rupert city council has laid out its terms of reference for committees aiming to address housing shortages in the community.
The City of Prince Rupert is one step closer to forming groups to address housing shortages within the community.
The City of Prince Rupert hopes that by applying for grants it will be able to check off a few major projects on its wish list.
City council has allowed for discussions of converting an old church into a housing complex to move forward, but not without concern.
Exactly what service reductions proposed for the Alaska Marine Highway System could mean for Prince Rupert is unknown at this time.
Grand Masters of Illusion Ted and Marion Outerbridge started their time in Prince Rupert with a little levitation.
Online voting is now underway for the 2014 Prince Rupert and District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards.
Below are results from the All Native Basketball Tournament in Prince Rupert. Look for updates throughout the week.
There will be a lot of familiar faces in the community this May as a flock of former Rupertites returnfor Prince Rupert Homecoming 2015.
Nathan Cullen is hopeful the dispute between the Canadian and U.S governments can be resolved and a new Alaskan ferry terminal can be built.
Members of Prince Rupert city council would like to start looking at alternative ways to gather public input.
The 2015 Northwest Growth Conference will take place at the North Coast Meeting and Convention Centre and Crest Hotel on March 6 and 7.
After spending 10 years running the popular lunch-time restaurant Prime Time Cafe, owner Miranda Wong has decided to retire.
Employment related to Port of Prince Rupert activity has grown 110 per cent over the last five years.
The Prince Rupert Airport (YPR) terminal may be in rough shape now, but by summer’s end it will be completely redone.
Prince Rupert city council decided against a majority of BC Transit's recommended bus fare increases on Jan. 26.
Prince Rupert RCMP are turning to the community in hopes of locating a carved First Nations mask that was stolen earlier this month.
Adrian Liu received the honour before City Council conducted its meeting last Monday night.
