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| The Gates are open at North Pacific Cannery Historical site as one of the North Coast's most popular destinations starts off the 2019 tourism season (photo from NPC Facebook page) |
It's one of the most mentioned of local attractions that the North Coast has and a popular spot for both visitors and locals to make the trip out to Port Edward for, and as we move further into May, the North Pacific Cannery Historical Site is now open for its 2019 season.
The site located along Inverness Passage near the mouth of the Skeena attracts visitors from around the world and offers a chance for local residents to recapture some of the storied history of the salmon canning industry that built the region.
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| North Pacific Cannery Historical site is now open for 2019 It can be found along Skeena Drive, heading south through Port Edward |
Opening Day was May 1st and the site will remain open through until September 30th.
May and June find North Pacific working a five day a week schedule from Tuesday to Sunday, with a switch over to seven day a week openings through July, August and September.
Details on hours of operation and admission rates can be explored further here.
As the 2019 season moves forward special events and presentations at the Historical site can be followed through their social media portals.
For more items of interest on the tourism sector in Prince Rupert see our archive pages here.
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