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Prince Rupert Community League!
Vision
An inclusive, healthy, and thriving community where residents feel connected to one another and the land on which we live.
Mission
- Facilitate and encourage diverse opportunities to connect
- Maintain and nurture our urban environment
- Increase community involvement
- Foster a sense of safety within the community
- Advocate for the community to other organizations and governments
- Keep residents up to date with community-relevant information
This Website
The goal of this website is to help provide information to the residents of the Prince Rupert Community League area.
We encourage you to explore our site. You can find information on community news and upcoming special events in our area, or learn more about the programs and community league membership benefits. In addition, you can learn more about the community league, our fundraising projects, development plans and how you can get involved.
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Community News
Bottle Drive
Earth Day Festival 2025
PRCL Local Book Now Available!
Hank and Other Mild Neighbours is a local publication (Pagemaster Publishing, situated in the historic Grinnell Warehouse) with vignettes about neighbours based on childhood recollections and intuitions, authored by PRCL Resident Janet Hamilton!
This book aims to bring awareness to the City of Edmonton 107 Avenue Revitalization Project. The plan is to develop improvements to this core roadway from 101st Street to 122nd Street to help enhance community connections and mitigate some of the current social issues causing concern. The project will follow the guidelines of CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design), and construction is predicted to begin in the spring of 2025. The Central McDougall and Queen Mary Park segment of 107th Avenue is described by some within the community as where the world meets in Edmonton.
This book, however, also includes recollections of Prince Rupert, as the author believes it is also a core community. The author highlights the Central Lions Seniors Association, Blatchford Village, and the Aviation Museum. On Page 65, Prince Rupert is referred to as a "Living Village."
There have already been two book launches, the first one at the QMP Community League Building and the second at CLSA Cuppa Corner. The book can be found on the Pagemaster Website for $12.00 or can be purchased as an e-book for $9.99 on Amazon.ca under the book search. The author has also kindly placed bookmarks in the Free Library!
Link to Pagemaster website: https://pagemasterpublishing.ca/shop/hank/
Link to Amazon website: https://a.co/d/5D5SJX5
All author proceeds are donated to the Aboriginal Head Start - Edmonton Sites Program with Melissa Nollski as Executive Director.
Sincerely,
Janet Hamilton
PRCL Member
Current Air Quality
Click the icon above to access our Live Air Data Map, then click on the station icons to access near-real time hourly readings from our monitoring station in Prince Rupert.
Upcoming Meetings
Join us at a Prince Rupert community league meeting. Meetings are held at The Central Lions Seniors Recreation Centre in Room 12, from 6:30 - 8:30 pm unless otherwise noted. Everyone is welcome!
Other Recent News
PRCL Local Book Now Available!
Hank and Other Mild Neighbours is a local publication (Pagemaster Publishing, situated in the historic Grinnell Warehouse) with vignettes about neighb... Read more
Yoga Classes
November is Housing Month
PRCL Wellness Workshop
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