Prince Rupert teachers and their employer remain on good terms despite the ongoing labour dispute.
The City of Prince Rupert bestowed a civic recognition award on a young Rupertite that helped save a family member's life earlier this year.
While all but one terminal in the Port of Prince Rupert saw increases in August, there was a small decline in overall tonnage handled.
For more than 30 years Canadians have been working to outrun cancer through annual Terry Fox Run events across the country.
The City of Prince Rupert is temporarily opening the Sixth Avenue East bridge until the remainder of upgrades can be completed.
The Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) is calling for Rupertites to join the Community Information Forum.
Whether or not North Coast students and others across the province will return to school on time remains unclear.
Northern Health announced that the pertussis — or whooping cough — is over in Prince Rupert and Haida Gwaii.
Soon there will be flexibility for North Coast residents who recycle, with the completion of a 24/7 recycling transfer station.
Regular users of the Sixth Avenue East bridge may soon be able to take their usual route.
Come September, Prince Rupert Airport (YPR) passengers will be sheltered from the rain while they wait for the airport bus.
Government analysis revealed the quantity of dust floating around Westview Terminal was above provincial guidelines in June.
What triggered a massive blaze at the former Totem Lanes bowling alley has Prince Rupert firefighters scratching their heads.
Repairs to the Amakusa Island are taking longer than anticipated.
The B.C. Ambulance Service's failure to meet needs of rural and remote communities received province-wide attention last week.
While overall cargo volumes increased last month, terminals within the Port of Prince Rupert have handled less cargo so far this year.
The Prince Rupert Airport experienced an increase in the number of passengers going through the facility in the first half of 2014.
Whether those using the Atlin parking lot in the summer should still have to pay is a topic the City of Prince Rupert is chewing on.
Extensive work at the Prince Rupert Landfill is underway.
Pinnacle Renewable Energy and the port promised more would be done to address Prince Rupert residents' concerns with Westview Terminal.
