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The region’s jobless rate fell in April compared to March, reflecting an uptick in the economy now that winter has passed.

To link or not to link is the question when it comes to the City of Prince Rupert’s web page.

Long time Northern Savings Credit Union CEO and Prince Rupert community booster Mike Tarr, who passed away last June after suffering heart failure, has been inducted into the Credit Union Hall of Fame.

People making their way around Prince Rupert on Friday evening would have noticed that it was anything but business as usual in town.

Rethink must be 'reasonable', not charge more for one ticket

While hundreds of people and several northwest First Nations gathered in Prince Rupert on Thursday to protest Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project, the company says it is important to note that the company does have support from First Nations when it comes to moving the project forward.

The Kaien Anti-Poverty Society will be hosting the 2nd annual Spring Gala at the Crest Hotel later this month to help support the society’s many assisting programs that are offered to members of the community who are in need.

Amidst the laughter, unity, and spirit of a rally against the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Project, held in Prince Rupert Thursday evening, there was one word that reverberated again and again from participants. That word was no.

A property tax rate increase of 2.4 per cent has been set for Prince Rupert in 2011.