Municipal News

The province is spending $240,000 to help attract new workers to the Prince Rupert area.

The Prince Rupert Port Authority, the City of Prince Rupert and the District of Port Edward have reached a 10 year agreement establishing a stable framework for Payments in Lieu of Taxes on undeveloped port lands.

The City of Prince Rupert has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting major accomplishments, infrastructure projects, financial updates and strategic priorities while inviting residents to provide feedback at a public meeting on June 29.

Prince Rupert officials are seeking more information about a proposed AI data centre that has sparked growing discussion across Northwest B.C., despite no formal proposal being submitted to the city.

The City of Prince Rupert said it is entering one of the busiest construction seasons in community history, with approximately $150 million in planned capital projects proposed for 2026, including major water, sewer and infrastructure upgrades.

The City of Prince Rupert is set to begin a new program this spring to make the city more vibrant and welcoming.

The City of Prince Rupert has finalized its 2026 budget, which will increase property taxes to keep pace with inflation.

The City of Prince Rupert will be offering sensory swims and free mini try-it inclusive swim lessons to promote inclusivity.

The Nine Allied Tribes and Lax Kw’alaams Band say they were blindsided by a last-minute notice from the B.C. government of a plan to enact the Kitselas First Nation treaty.

Haida Gwaii residents using Weatherradio Canada service will have to find a new weather forecast source after the service was discontinued.