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The District of Port Edward received an offer to help open the new skateboard park in style next month, but so far are unable to commit due to concerns about insurance.

Back in November, Northern Health released a report examining the state of men’s health in northern BC, and the finding weren’t good.

Cars owned by participants of the BMW Vintage Car and Classic Car Club Expedition 2011 during their stop in Prince Rupert last week. The convoy is doing a tour of northern BC before ending up back in Vancouver.

The real art of wine tasting comes from enjoying it with the perfect food.

This summer while you are out working on the golf game, consider trying some wines from the many PGA players past and present who now dabble in vino when you hit the 19th hole.

Although Canadian Multi-culturalism Day wasn’t officially until Monday, June 27, celebrations in Prince Rupert came early when on Sunday, June 26, the North Coast Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society hosted Diversity Day at the Rupert Square Mall to help raise awareness.

As the cruise season continues into summer, organizers of the Cruise Ambassador program are calling for more volunteers to help leave a lasting impression on those who come off the ships.

On Saturday, June 18, over 15 members of the community took part in the third annual Do it for Dad prostate awareness walk from Farwest Sports to Cowpuccino’s and back.

While Prince Rupert is celebrating its 13th observance National Aboriginal Day, it is important to note that the roots of the day can be traced back almost three decades and includes countless years of lobbying and pursuing the issue with the Federal Government.

On Tuesday, June 21, communities all over Canada will partake in National Aboriginal Day, a day held in recognition of the incomparable contributions Aboriginal people have made with the development of Canada as well as to celebrate the rich and diverse culture.