Prince Rupert's Seafest celebration redesigned for pandemic.
Prince Rupert Special Events Society is holding its annual Seafest celebration this weekend from June 11th to 13th.
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Local gyms and activity centres in Terrace get set to reopen.
As the province approaches step two of reopening on june 15th, local gyms and activity centres are doing the same.
Kitselas First Nation elects new Chief and council members.
Glenn Bennet won a close race beating out former chief Judy Gerow
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Canada
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