About Tourism Prince Rupert

Ceilidh Marlow grew up on Quadra Island, BC, and moved to Prince Rupert in 2015. Used to the island life, the adjustment to coastal life in Prince Rupert was an easy one for Ceilidh to make. With a background in public relations, fundraising, and project management, Ceilidh brings a wealth of experience from her time working at the Museum of Northern BC and with the City of Prince Rupert on the Prince Rupert 2030 Vision. Ceilidh also serves as a Director on the Boards of the North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site and the Northern British Columbia Tourism Association.

Outside of work, Ceilidh can be found walking Prince Rupert’s beautiful wilderness trails or enjoying a meal at one of Prince Rupert’s fantastic restaurants. Ceilidh’s favourite thing about living in Prince Rupert is the temperate year-round climate and the fresh air that results from the surrounding rainforest and coastal waters.

Jane Collins was born in Prince Rupert but raised in Ottawa, Ontario. There’s a saying in Prince Rupert that people who leave always find their way back – and for Jane, that’s certainly true! Jane comes to Tourism Prince Rupert with extensive experience in communications, having previously managed all social media and website content for School District #52.

Outside of work, Jane can be found on the end of a fishing rod or walking her dog Chester (Cheddy). Jane’s favourite thing about living in Prince Rupert is the variety of year-round outdoor activities such as bonfires, camping, and fishing.