Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert (pop. 13,500) is the land, air and water transportation hub of British Columbia's north coast and is located 721 km (447 miles) west of Prince George on highway 16. Prince Rupert is a marine-based port city with one-of-a-kind wilderness exploration and wildlife viewing experiences. It’s also a popular stop on various Alaskan cruises. The city sits at the mouth of the Skeena River, surrounded by Chatham Sound and many small, uninhabited islands.
The area is perfect for exploring and discovering the fascinating history and customs of local First Nations people. Prince Rupert is recognized as one of the world’s largest and leading ports and port facility expansion in the area ensures a multitude of economic opportunities.

Amenities:

• Fine shopping and restaurants
• Performing arts center
• Swimming pool
• Golf course
• Racquet courts
• Recreation center with gymnasium and arena
• Airport

Activities:

• Salt-water fishing – among the world's finest
• Harbour tours
• Whale-watching

Prince Rupert Regional Hospital is the largest hospital in Northwest BC:

• 25 beds
• Acute care
• Internal Medicine
• Ultrasound
• CT scans
• Surgery
• Emergency department
• Extended care
• Pediatrics
• Radiology
• Obstetrics
• Gynecology
• Internal medicine
• Additional services such as diabetes education, healthy heart and rehabilitation, podiatry, orthopedics. and other visiting specialists

Other health facilities in Prince Rupert:

• Acropolis Manor
• Prince Rupert Community Health
• Community Cancer Clinic

• City of Prince Rupert
• Prince Rupert and Port Edward Economic Development Corporation
• Tourism Prince Rupert

Port of Prince Rupert Videos:

• Striking a Balance: Work Life at Port of Prince Rupert (1)
• Striking a Balance: Work Life at the Port of Prince Rupert (2)
• Port of Prince Rupert - Forest Industry Story