Meet Amy Ayers After being diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis in 2011, Prince George resident Amy Ayers, 44, was left feeling isolated and depressed. […]
Daily Archives: May 23, 2018
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Sponsored Content BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca If you have a dog, you need some dog biscuits. Or, more aptly, your dog needs some biscuits. Rather […]
Once again this year, high school graduates in more than 50 communities across the province will be able to ride the bus for free for […]
Two men who Terrace RCMP characterize as prolific high-risk offenders are in police custody following a vehicle take-down Sunday evening. Around 6 p.m., Terrace RCMP […]
The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) presented its Rising Star Award of Excellence to Matthew Buxton of Prince George, today in Ottawa. The Rising Star Award […]
The Prince George Hospice Society is thrilled that Prince George Ford has donated $25,000 in support of renovations at the Rotary Hospice House. One of […]
McBride will continue to have two schools. That point was made clear to the community at a May 1 meeting between School District 57 board […]
People who travel on Highway 16 will soon benefit from two resurfacing projects near Prince George and McBride. The first project includes resurfacing 36 kilometres […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Would you like to see some of Canada’s top athletes? You can this weekend, right here in Prince George. They will […]
A couple of new fires were sparked in the Prince George Fire Centre area yesterday, the largest being the 875-hectare Kahta Creek fire, approximately 190 […]
It’s a good thing the current hockey season is winding down (you know, except for the draft, and the opening soon of training camps). I […]