Purchasing a home in northern British Columbia is much cheaper than in the rest of the province.
Despite many voicing opposition, the City of Prince Rupert has zoned a piece of city-owned property to be used for an LNG terminal.
The concept of a 2,500-person work camp being created near Prince Rupert Middle School is causing uneasiness for SD52.
Registration for the 2015 National Aboriginal Business Opportunities Conference is underway, with the event scheduled April 28 to April 30.
The City of Prince Rupert has rezoned a portion of District Lot 444 for an LNG terminal and included it in the Official Community Plan.
With last Monday's council meeting being the final one before recently-elected members were sworn in, those not re-elected said farewell.
A number of Prince Rupert residents gathered in council chambers on Nov. 24 to voice their opposition to plans for a work camp.
Customers of Cowpuccino's have put the coffee house's name forward for two 2015 Small Business B.C. Award.
Approximately 120 Rupertites attended an information session to hear about WCC LNG's proposed LNG project within Prince Rupert's boundaries.
Those elected to Prince Rupert City Council in November attended their inaugural meeting on Monday night.
What appeared to be items that could cause a serious risk to people in Cow Bay turned out to be nothing more than plastic toys.
Futurpreneur Canada and BG Canada officially launched ThriveNorth, their new collaborative initiative, in Prince Rupert.
Skeena — Bulkey Valley MP Nathan Cullen was recently named 2014's Most Knowledgeable Parliamentarian.
After spending hours astray in the cold on Mount Hays, two off-track hikers were led to safety by a team of responders.
Prince Rupert students and community members learned about LNG and some career options it could provide during the LNG Energy Seminar
Electronic cigarettes have joined tobacco products on the list of forbidden items in the Prince Rupert School District.
The Prince Rupert School District should have shown solidarity with other boards of education in B.C.
A much-sought after second speech language pathologist is now working in School District 52 (SD52).
A much-sought after second speech language pathologist is now working in the Prince Rupert School District.
The Northwest Growth Conference (NWGC) is no longer taking place this month, with organizers making the decision to reschedule for spring.
