Striking a Balance: Work Life at the Port of Prince Rupert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- The Port of Prince Rupert is one of North America's fastest-growing ports, located in a picturesque seaside community on British Columbia's north coast. Join our staff as they walk through the benefits of a career with the Port of Prince Rupert.
Prince Rupert is a very unique community. Remember- it gets a ton of rain!
I heard it's the rainiest place in Canada. I was amazed by all the moss growing on everything! Looked like something out of The Last of Us (post-apocalyptic) video game! LOL
The rain cleans - the rain brings life - bless the rain!
I miss my hometown Prince Rupert BC. My Tsimshian people
I miss the rain; I know it maybe silly to other people, but when you grow-up in a city that is perpetually raining, you do miss it when there are forest fires happening in the lower mainland.
Kai Geddes are forest fires an issue in Prince Rupert?
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing.
Are there jobs available in prince Rupert ? I'm an international student.
Seems to be a great place !
Nice place i have been there for ship delivery from turkey hope come back... true the North
Its A Lovley Place To Live ;)
Ahhhhhh beautiful Prince Rupert.... the city of STD’s 😂... is a beautiful place though. Highly recommend. Fishing’s deadly.
inevitabilis XX that’s funny 😂😂
I want to move back there
Is it rainy there?
My brother an indian based student needs some job in Prince Rupert Canada
Kindly help
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i was there 1991 way to much rain i was born there ahahahahaahh
3:17 That man is a creep and corners women in an uncomfortable way. LOOK OUT PR!
You spelt drug abuse and crumbling community wrong lmao
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It was ok but i saw almost no First Nations people and too many white people
Td Assassin go their during sea fest. I agree tho. It’s cuz most of them live in the surrounding villages and islands and such. Only accessible by boat.
i wish
Nothing happens there boring
Its a great place to visit not to live
oh God i lived there and people tell me it's a sad city now, closed up shops, everyone goes to Terrace to buy stuff, pothole filled roads, no vacancy even though 6,000 fewer people live there now than when i lived there, and you could count the annual days of sun of your two hands. it's so far from anywhere in BC....my advice would be to like it as a place to visit, hate it as a place to live
what about sweeming pool? is it also closed?