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Local clubs do well at aboriginal tourney
For the third time in as many years, the Central British Columbia Aboriginal Youth Hockey Tournament (CBCAYHA) will be a weekend to remember for hundreds of players, parents, spectators and coaches.
Full Story »City celebrates Prince Rupert's 100th birthday in style
The City of Prince Rupert marked its 100th birthday in style on March 10 with a full day of activities designed to have something for people of all ages in the community.
Full Story »Happy 100th birthday Prince Rupert
The City of Prince Rupert is celebrating its Centennial birthday today, with a number of events and activities taking place throughout the day.
Full Story »Prince Rupert business owners tell City to rescind parking bylaw, design guidelines
That was one of the take home messages delivered to Prince Rupert city council by Richard Lutz, part of a group of concerned business owners giving a presentation at the March 8 council meeting that saw council chambers filled with business supporters.
Full Story »Prince Rupert business owners tell City to rescind parking bylaw, design guidelines
That was one of the take home messages delivered to Prince Rupert city council by Richard Lutz, part of a group of concerned business owners giving a presentation at the March 8 council meeting that saw council chambers filled with business supporters.
Full Story »Prince Rupert Turns 100
On March 10, The City of Prince Rupert is celebrating the centennial of its incorporation in 1910.
Full Story »Hobiyee draws crowd in Rupert
THE NISGA'A New Year celebration called Hobiyee drew large numbers of people in Prince Rupert.
Full Story »Travel media promotion in a rapidly changing world
It's just about time again for Canada's Media Marketplace, our most important and effective avenue for having stories about Prince Rupert published in the United States.
Full Story »Northern wood promoted at Olympics
Members of the Northwest British Columbia Forest Coalition took their message to international markets and investors during the Olympic Winter Games this week.
Full Story »BC SPCA committed to keeping Prince Rupert shelter open through 2010
The BC SPCA says that although they didn't receive the $70,000 grant requested from the City of Prince Rupert, the organization has no plans of making changes in the community in the coming year.
Full Story »Background
Rupert, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Duke of Bavaria (), commonly called Prince Rupert of the Rhine, (17 December 1619 – 29 November 1682) was a noted soldier, admiral, scientist, sportsman, colonial governor and amateur artist during the 17th century.
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