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This coverage is from The Tyee and the original article can be found here. March 19, 2025 Saltwater Bakery, run by the Gitxaała Nation, embodies a holistic approach to economic development and community wellness. It’s a cold, crisp day in Prince Rupert, […]

This coverage is from The Northern View and the original article can be found here. Feb 22, 2025 Enhancements have now made it safer for skiers, snowboarders, and snow grooming equipment in wet conditions Shames Mountain is now better equipped to handle the […]

This coverage is from Houston Today and the original article can be found here. Feb 19, 2025 The award covers up to $8,300 per individual Coast Mountain College has initiated the Northern Learner Entrance Awards for top graduates from 22 high schools between […]

This coverage is from BC Business and the original article can be found here. Feb 5, 2025 The once dire economic prospects of the North Coast and Nechako have reversed, turning the regions into drivers of province-wide prosperity. The fate of Watson […]

This coverage is from the Hamilton Spectator and the original article can be found here. Radha Agarwal Jan 15, 2025 The Canadian Cancer Society’s Wheels of Hope program will provide free rides to cancer patients in Prince Rupert, Terrace, and Kitimat for their […]

Recently, there have been two exciting government announcements related to small businesses in Northwest BC.

Great news for the Northwest: Terrace is featured in The Globe and Mail’s 2024 Most Livable Cities in Canada list! We are thrilled to see this regional powerhouse get the national recognition it deserves. Terrace was also ranked by The […]

The new Ksyen Regional Hospital in Terrace, British Columbia, opened on November 24, 2024, providing the community with a state-of-the-art facility that more than doubles the size of the previous hospital. The hospital features 82 beds, private rooms, an expanded […]

Recently, there have been two exciting provincial government announcements related to Early Childhood Education in Northwest BC.

Provided by the Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA), the $430,000 donation will provide a higher level of care and reduce transfers to Prince George and Vancouver. Click here to read the full article.  

A recent study praised downtown Prince Rupert’s pedestrian-friendly environment, layout and entrepreneurial diversity. Be sure to read the full article using the link below. B.C. study calls Prince Rupert’s downtown northwest B.C.’s most vibrant

Recently, there have been two exciting provincial government announcements related to life for newcomers to Northwest BC.

Province funds critical infrastructure projects in the northwest and upgrades secure drinking water system in Prince Rupert.

The District of Kitimat is exploring a potential climbing wall for Riverlodge Recreation Centre! Aimed at amping up indoor activities, this project is seeking community input through upcoming surveys and public consultations.

At this year's BC Economic Development Awards, the Northwest BC Workforce Resident Attraction initiative (WARA) was awarded the Marketing Innovation Award (in the over-20,000 population category) from The British Columbia Economic Development Association (BCEDA) annual awards ceremony.

There's a lot going in Prince Rupert, Kitimat, the Hazeltons and Terrace. Check out what's new and in store for NWBC, from craft breweries to a new state-of-the-art hospital!