Port Edward is a small coastal community in northwestern British Columbia, located near Prince Rupert along the Pacific coast. It is known for its rich fishing heritage, scenic ocean views, and access to the surrounding coastal wilderness.
The community is home to the North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site, which preserves the history of British Columbia’s salmon-canning industry. Visitors can explore historic buildings, learn about the region’s fishing traditions, and enjoy views of the Skeena River estuary.
Port Edward also provides access to outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and exploring the rugged coastal landscapes of the North Coast.