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New Save-On-Foods store breaks ground in Prince Rupert

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Construction is officially underway on a new Save-On-Foods store on George Hills Way in Prince Rupert, marking a major private-sector investment in the community.

Second Avenue Bridge pedestrian walkway could reopen this week

City of Prince Rupert Aidan McCloskey -
The pedestrian walkway on Prince Rupert’s Second Avenue Bridge is expected to reopen this week as construction continues ahead of paving in early September.

Lax Kw’alaams to benefit from launch of marine and coastal testbed

Lax Kw'alaams
The B.C. Government launched a new provincewide marine and coastal testbed, including one initiative on the North Coast.

Prince Rupert councillor says Kitimat splash park “not a good use of funding”

Municipal News
Prince Rupert councillor Wade Niesh says the allocation of Northwest B.C. Resource Benefit Alliance (RBA) funds toward a spray park in Kitimat is not a good use of resources.

City of Prince Rupert seeking residents help in reporting potholes

City of Prince Rupert
The City of Prince Rupert says rapid changes in temperature can cause cracks in the road leading to potholes and is asking residents to report any pothole they notice. 

Nisga’a Nation provides update on Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project

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The Nisga'a Nation says planned activities at the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) camp will help further the project.
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City of Prince Rupert seeking feedback on waterfront playground project

City of Prince Rupert
The City of Prince Rupert is hoping to develop a new playground in the area surrounding Kwinitsa Station and are seeking public input on the project.

British Columbians need a different approach to government, says Elliot

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B.C. Conservative leadership hopeful Caroline Elliot recently visited Prince Rupert as a part of her leadership campaign.

No better choice for northern British Columbians, says Fulmer

Municipal News
B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Yuri Fulmer says if elected he would provide "real leadership" to British Columbians.

Prince Rupert city council condemns transphobic comments made following Tumbler Ridge shooting

City of Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert city council says the transphobic comments made following the shooting in Tumbler Ridge are unacceptable.
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Prince Rupert mayor working to reinstate Alaska ferry

City of Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert mayor Herb Pond was in Juneau, Alaska to speak with State Senator Bert Stedman about reinstating the Alaska Ferry.

Northwest B.C. cannot be neglected, says Clare

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B.C. Conservative leadership hopeful Sheldon Clare said being from the North gives him a unique perspective that would make him a strong party leader.
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