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Prince Rupert, Port Edward and PRPA reach 10 year tax agreement

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.

PRPA saw slight cargo volume decrease in April

The Prince Rupert Port Authority saw a slight decrease in cargo moving through the port in the month of April despite an increase in cargo volumes this year across all terminals.

PRPA makes updates to executive team

The Prince Rupert Port Authority has made updates to its executive team to help deliver quality services.

Port Authority sees slight decline in March volume despite rise in year to date stats

The Prince Rupert Port Authority saw less cargo in the month of March compared to 2025 but continues to see increases in year-to-date numbers.

Prince Rupert Port Authority names Kurt Slocombe as new president and CEO

After being appointed interim president on Jan. 1, Kurt Slocombe has now been named permanent CEO and president of the Prince Rupert Port Authority.

Prince Rupert Port Authority saw increase in volume for February

The Prince Rupert Port Authority saw a large increase in cargo volume across several terminals compared to 2025 numbers.

Prince Rupert Port Authority invests to upgrade maternity ward

The Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) have invested $125,000 into the Prince Rupert Regional Hospital to improve the maternity ward.

Prince Rupert Port Authority recognized as one of B.C.’s top employers

Mediacore Canada Inc. ranked the Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) as one of B.C.'s top employers due to its supportive culture.

Metlakatla pulls support for Ridley Island Energy Export Facility

Metlakatla First Nations have pulled their support for the Ridley Island Energy Export Facility citing several grievances with the project.

Rampage and PRPA to help provide better healthcare equipment

The Prince Rupert Rampage may be fierce on the ice, but off the ice they are helping to provide healthcare equipment to the community. 

2025 cargo volumes showcase growth at the Port of Prince Rupert

The Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) saw more cargo go through their facility in 2025 according to their cargo volume report.

Shaun Stevenson reflects on nearly 30 year tenure with the PRPA

Now former CEO and President of the Prince Rupert Port Authority is reflecting on his career following his retirement on Dec. 31.

Prince Rupert mayor reflects on year of progress and disruption

Prince Rupert Mayor Herb Pond said 2025 was a transformative year for the city, marked by major infrastructure projects, community advocacy and challenging disruptions.

Slocombe named interim head of Prince Rupert Port Authority

Effective Jan. 1, Kurt Slocombe will assume the role of interim president of the Prince Rupert Port Authority following the retirement of Shaun Stevenson.

Prince Rupert Port Authority president honoured for nearly three decades of service

Shaun Stevenson, president and CEO of the Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA), was recognized by Prince Rupert city council during his final presentation before retirement.

Prince Rupert Port Authority celebrates sustainability milestone

The Prince Rupert Port Authority and its gateway partners have reduced emissions by replacing conventional diesel with Petro-Canada’s EcoDiesel.
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B.C. leaders pause politics to honour victims of Tumbler Ridge shooting

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RCMP release names of eight killed in Tumbler Ridge shooting

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