Harbour Authority

Northern Native Fishing Corporation, established on January 4, 1982, is a native corporation based in Prince Rupert, BC. The organization holds 254 commercial salmon gillnet licenses that are leased annually to Native fishermen, promoting economic independence and development within the community. With a commitment to supporting local indigenous fishermen, NNFC also facilitates their transition to independent business operators by leasing vessels originally sold to them after the 1982 Contribution Agreement. This initiative reflects the corporation's ongoing dedication to the sustainable management of fishing resources. Generated from the website

The Prince Rupert Rowing and Yachting Club, established in 1909, is one of Canada's oldest yacht clubs, located in the picturesque Cow Bay area of Prince Rupert, BC. The club celebrates its maritime heritage while offering a welcoming environment for both local and visiting boaters, providing access to a variety of marine services and accommodations. With approximately 100 members, the club fosters a strong sense of community among boating enthusiasts who come to enjoy the stunning beauty of Northern BC's coastline. Visitors can experience the rich history of the area, engage in recreational fishing, and explore local shops and restaurants, all while enjoying the club's hospitality and facilities. Generated from the website

The Port Edward Harbour Authority in Prince Rupert, BC, serves as a key maritime hub for local and visiting vessels. Offering essential services and facilities, the Authority plays a vital role in supporting the region's marine activities and transportation needs. Generated from their business information