On Saturday they provided the fans at Toronto's Rogers Centre with a taste of what last gasp baseball was all about, on Monday they took their last gasp. Team Canada has struck out at the World Baseball Classic , after a shocking 6-2 defeat at the bats and gloves and stellar pitching of the Italian ...

Wednesday night's fire downtown at the Inlander was the talk of the town for Thursday, as Rupertites looked back on the history of the now destined for destruction shell of a building that had been the focus of much of the communities attention for many years. Through the morning the RCMP continued ...

The examination of the homelessness issue in Prince Rupert starts with a film session and a bit of conversation, those airport ambassadors make a mean cup of coffee and the annual hockey match between fire fighters and police officers gets a review in the Wednesday edition. A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIREC...

The Vancouver Province's Michael Smyth has revealed some fascinating insights into the Liberal government's concept of participatory government, having waded through the highlights of some of the 8,000 pages of secret documents that have been revealed in the wake of the BC Rail corruption trial. Sec...

Can the last person out of the Flight Service Station please turn off the lights! . Yet more well paying jobs are about to leave Prince Rupert, as the hard working flight specialists of Prince Rupert will soon be on the move again. This time rather than just transferring across a harbour, they will ...

As Charles Foster Kane once observed, "you just try everything you think of" Painting themselves as being in a kind of a, damned if you do, damned if you don't position, the Daily News provided a second attempt to explain the new direction of news gathering for Prince Rupert. Wendy Webb, provided th...

The recent announcement that the Port of Prince Rupert is set to begin the environmental study work required to move the prospect of Phase Two of Fairview on to the next level has been greeted locally as a positive sign in trouble economic times. But it's a recent announcement out of Victoria about ...

And in this corner, entering the political ring from the left side of equation, the Pride of School District 52, your MLA for the North Coast, bain of existence for BC Ferries President David Hahn the undisputed champion of the last BC Election, wearing the Orange trunks with the subtle green trim, ...

Recession! What recession? There’s a bake sale to cover! The changing of the guard at the Daily News is bringing an apparent change in direction as far as what a newspaper should be these days. Across North America many newspapers are struggling to retain their readership, with a good number of th...

The infrastructure monies are coming, the only question left is will Prince Rupert be on the list of recipients... Stockwell Day the Federal International Trade Minister and Provincial Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon did the press conference thing on Wednesday, showering the province with it's ...