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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Prince Rupert Author Wins Regional Award for Debut Book
Blair Mirau’s historical narrative about Prince Rupert paints a picture of the city’s complex, rich history from a modern perspective.
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Former Rotarian Receives a New Rolling Throne From the Club
The recline function gives Doug Moore a welcome bonus, now he can kick back and enjoy his favourite TV shows with added ease.
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Ecology Centre’s All-Female Team Inspires Rupertites with the Richness of Local Ecosystems
The Ecological Society is seeking three environment educators for this summer’s Lax Süülda Container Market.
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Coast Mountain College Launches New Scholarship for Northwest BC Students
The award covers up to $8,300 per individual.
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Tariffs a Wake-Up Call For How Much of Our Natural Resources are Tapped by the US
The Canadian public is souring on the US as Trump wields trade threats as an “economic force” to drive home his message that Canada should become the 51st state.
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Smithers judge reduces sentences for Coastal GasLink protesters
Lawyers argued that the trio’s rights were violated by racist remarks made during their arrests
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Trump Tariff Threat a Trojan Horse for BC’s Fossil Fuels
As BC accelerates energy projects, questions arise about environmental costs and First Nations’ consent.
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Tŝilhqot’in Nation Demands Halt to Alaskan Salmon Interception
Tŝilhqot’in Chiefs Call for Halt to Alaskan District 104 Fishery as Salmon Populations Decline.
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