Newsline 250-552-6477 Read all about itEleven impaired drivers nabbed on the weekendDecember 17, 2018 Hart Pioneer Centre gets early Christmas giftDecember 17, 2018 Northern Health Connections modifies holiday scheduleDecember 17, 2018 Liberals say its time to privatize auto insuranceDecember 17, 2018 Police seeking public’s help to find missing womanDecember 17, 2018 Bike-a-thon raises $18,200December 17, 2018 Computer science students up to the task at regional competitionDecember 17, 2018 Operation Red Nose busy with 244 rides home givenDecember 17, 2018 Lake Babine First Nation inks MOU with province, fedsDecember 17, 2018 Homicide investigation underwayDecember 15, 2018 Team Bond gives automated external defibrillator to seniors groupDecember 14, 2018 Foster and Duchscherer to perform fusion of West Coast Swing and Cha ChaDecember 14, 2018 LUMBER (WSPF-2X4) – $358 +1.1%LUMBER (WSPF-2X6) – $312 +1.3%PLYWOOD – $477 +1.5%Canadian Dollar – $.75256 (USD) ViewpointsB.C.’s shiny new climate plan: A look under the hoodDecember 17, 2018 Bob’s Weekly Report – Merry ChristmasDecember 17, 2018 Clearing the air on cannabis, driving and the holidaysDecember 17, 2018 Why Santa Claus matters, regardless of your faithDecember 16, 2018 Culture of entitlement at the B.C. legislature keeps going and goingDecember 13, 2018 PODCAST: What will Wilkinson do with the referendum?December 13, 2018 SportsGiants’ power play sinks Cougars lateDecember 17, 2018 Brayden Watts broke a 1-1 tie with 50-seconds left in the third period, as the Vancouver Giants came back to beat the Prince George Cougars 2-1 on Sunday afternoon at the Langley Events Centre. Watts scored both of Vancouver’s goals, both power-play goals, including the game-winner with less than a minute left in regulation. Jackson […]... Read more...Kenzie Chilcott ready to bring speed to TWolves backlineDecember 16, 2018The University of Northern British Columbia’s Women’s soccer team continues to bolster its lineup for the 2019-2020 season, officially announcing the commitment of Kenzie Chilcott to the Timberwolves. The native of Fort St. John, B.C. points to the TWolves’ team-first approach as a major factor in her decision to commit to UNBC. “Seeing how […]... Read more...Royals come back to top CougarsDecember 15, 2018The second period continues to be the Prince George Cougars nemesis. The Victoria Royals erased a 1-0 deficit, scoring twice in the middle frame and added three in the third period, in their 5-1 win on Friday night. Rhett Rhinehart’s goal in the first staked the Cougars out to a 1-0 lead through 20-minutes but […]... Read more...Manz’s floater proves deadly at Spruce Kings edge EaglesDecember 15, 2018An old adage in hockey always seems to ring true, if you let a team below you in the standings hang around, the tougher they are to put away. The only person that stood in the way of Surrey Eagle shocker was Dustin Manz. The 19-year-old wristed one past a surprised Hayden Missler who let in […]... Read more... Our Town Hart Pioneer Centre gets early Christmas gift Northern Health Connections modifies holiday schedule Bike-a-thon raises $18,200 Computer science students up to the task at regional competition Operation Red Nose busy with 244 rides home given Foster and Duchscherer to perform fusion of West Coast Swing and Cha Cha Festival of Trees raises close to $700,000 Operation Red Nose ready for Weekend 3 A $4,000 shopping spree helps local food banks Seiter and Paul ready to Boogie With the Stars Calendar Subscribe Advertise Journalism
