Prince Rupert Port Authority planting the seeds of knowledge
The Prince Rupert Port Authority is giving back to the community by helping build a outdoor classroom and learning gardenÂ
Childcare program proposed for Port Edward Community School
Parents in Port Edward may be getting some child care relief after School District 52 proposed a new child care program.
International student decline affecting post secondary budgets
As a result of the decline in international student enrollments, CMTN is being forced to cut expenditures by $4 million to balance its 2026 budget.
Coast Mountain College preparing for 2025-26 academic year
Summer break is nearing its end and that means school will be back soon. Staff at the Coast Mountain College are working hard to prepare for the upcoming year and the challenges they may face.
Free adult literacy program coming to Prince Rupert
The BC Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills announced on Tuesday, Aug. 5, that it is extending its adult literacy programs to more communities including Prince Rupert
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