Bella Bella’s Beloved Cedar Trail to Get Much-Needed Upgrades
With a boost from new funding, the Heiltsuk Nation is enhancing a beloved community trail.
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Pickleball Popularity Surges at Rupert’s 2nd Annual Tournament
This year’s competition also featured a new Beginner Category.
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West Coast Groups to PM Carney: Next Fisheries Minister Must Be from BC
“A capable and knowledgeable Fisheries Minister from BC is best positioned to protect Canadian food security and defend our coastal economies.”
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Historic Vote on New Lax Kw’alaams Constitution Defeated
Proposal to replace the Indian Act with a self-governance framework just falls short in landmark Lax Kw’alaams referendum.
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Prince Rupert RCMP Relocate to New, Modern Building After Nearly 50 Years
A ribbon-cutting event for the community will take place on April 29.
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Cineplex to Sell Famous Players Prince Rupert Theatre
Usual screenings will continue until the sale is complete, Cineplex says.
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Rupert Director to Represent the North on BC Recreation and Parks Association Board
Her term will last from 2025 to 2027.
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B.C. North Coast First Nation to Vote on Historic Constitution
Lax Kw’alaams, near Prince Rupert, believes constitution will facilitate self-governance framework.
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Rupert Dancers Twirl Away From Prince George Dance Festival With Numerous Accolades
The dance academy’s upcoming competitions include the Pacific Northwest Music Festival in Terrace and the BC Annual Dance Competition in Rupert.
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Rupert Director to Represent the North on BC Recreation and Parks Association Board
Her term will last from 2025 to 2027.
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Treaty 8 and Fort St. John Documentary to Honour 125th Anniversary of Agreement’s Signing
The City of Fort St. John and the Treaty 8 Tribal Association are making a documentary to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the agreement’s signing.
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Haida Carver Reveals Inspiration Behind Alaska’s Largest 360-Degree Totem
The figure honours shared traditions of the Lingít, Haida, and Tsimshian.
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Upgrades Underway at Diana Lake Provinicial Park
The facility will reopen to public at the end of April with improved accessibility, new day-use shelter and expanded parking.
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Regional Community Foundation in Prince Rupert Opens Annual Grant for Local Projects
Successful applicants usually receive between $1,000 and $5,000, with some exceptions receiving more.
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