A young man faced with a hard decision; The woman he loves or the gang of pirates he has called family all of his life?
The City of Prince Rupert approved BC Transit route changes, but will wait until later this month to decide on potential fare alterations.
North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice said a report highlights the government’s legal obligation to prevent violence against indigenous women.
While other parts of the province are experiencing high volumes of influenza cases, the Northern Health region is having a mild flu season.
Port of Prince Rupert employment has grown significantly, with the effects being felt by federal, provincial and municipal governments.
The City of Prince Rupert will be forming committees to address housing issues and expanding business in the community.
Volunteers are helping estimate public health risks of radioactive isotopes drifting from the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Prince Rupert’s Sheryl Sadorski is upset her parents and other Air Canada passengers were “held hostage” at YPR for more than eight hours.
The City of Prince Rupert will consider changing the mayor's position to full-time during upcoming budget discussions.
After pleading guilty to a Fisheries Act violation, a Prince Rupert commercial fishermen was fined and ordered to forfeit his landed catch.
Applications are being accepted for B.C.'s Rural Advisory Council, with North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice encouraging her constituents to apply.
The nomination period for the 2014 Prince Rupert and District Chamber of Commerce (PRDCC) Business Excellence Awards are now open.
A lack of services for children with autism and their families was highlighted by a tragic incident in Prince Rupert earlier this year.
A report states the Digby Island Ferry could prevent workers from using Prince Rupert Airport, but stakeholders believe there are solutions.
Charles Hays Secondary art teacher Tasha Parker gave her Grades 9/10 and Grades 11/12 classes lessons to remember.
Pathways to Success participants celebrated the completion of the six-week program at a Dec. 18 ceremony.
Prince Rupert Mayor Lee Brain and Port Edward Mayor Dave MacDonald are feeling optimistic about the coming year.
Sandra Jones, superintendent of SD52, recently presented a report on student achievement that showed many areas of improvement in 2013/14.
Nathan Cullen isn't surprised that final investment decisions on LNG have been halted.
What was formerly a place of worship may help alleviate housing shortages in Prince Rupert.
