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Two men are behind bars tonight after they were caught fleeing from a stolen pickup truck Tuesday morning. Just after 5 a.m. the Prince George […]
Effective July 16, the new allowable annual cut (AAC) for the Fort Nelson Timber Supply Area (TSA) is 2,582,350 cubic metres, announced Shane Berg, deputy […]
The Independent Investigation Office of B.C. has filed a report to the B.C. Prosecution Service for their consideration of charges stemming from an in-custody death […]
Fifteen Liberal MLAs descended on Prince George Monday to unveil a five-point plan they believe the provincial government should implement to deal with job losses […]
The Dawson Creek RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Jesse Freeman, 27, who is wanted on numerous outstanding warrants. Freeman has eight […]
Attending a couple of conventions, primarily one in Quebec City, resulted in Prince George city councillors being reimbursed $31,248 in expenses in the second quarter. […]
While the Conservative Party of Canada maintains a comfortable eight-point lead over the governing Liberals, all eyes are on the latter party to see if […]
Construction will begin tomorrow, July 16, to replace several faulty valves on the city’s water system along Eton Avenue in College Heights. At various times […]
The BC SPCA is caring for nine cats who were found trapped inside storage bins, which were left outside on a vacant property in Prince George. […]
The BC Coroners Service has scheduled a public inquest into the death of Jacobus Jonker, beginning on Sept. 9, 2019. The inquest will start at […]
Summer brings many things, including enjoying our time on the many lakes in northern B.C. For those living on lakes year round, part time, or […]
The Forest Practices Board will examine the activities of Northern Engineered Wood Products on non-renewable forest licence A85566 in the Nadina Natural Resource District during […]
BY MITZI DEAN Parliamentary Secretary for Gender Equity Pride brings communities together throughout our province in honour and celebration of the LGBTQ2S+ community’s hard-fought journey […]
Prince George certainly went by bike during Go by Bike Week last month. According to a report to be presented to council tonight, 883 riders […]
No Métis community has been yet officially recognized in Québec. The book, Les Bois-Brûlés de l’Outaouais, attests nonetheless that there is a historical Métis community to […]
Jay Keranen was a key part of arguably the best top-six defensive corps in all of the CJHL last year with the Prince George Spruce […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars have announced that defenceman Cole Moberg (’00) has been invited to the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks […]
Victoria has has allocated several grants, under its community resiliency investment program, to local governments and First Nations communities to help support wildfire risk reduction […]
With flood waters receding in the Chilcotin, the Cariboo Regional District Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) is focusing on damage assessments and recovery. The EOC also […]
BY GERRY CHIDIAC Lessons in Learning The Cambridge Dictionary defines a concentration camp as, “a place where large numbers of people are kept as prisoners […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The most anticipated golf event in northern B.C. is returning to Prince George this weekend. The Prince George Cougars, […]
BC Transit, as directed by the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, is conducting a competitive process to extend northern inter-city bus services through to March […]
Acclaimed author, advertising expert and host of CBC’s Under the Influence, Terry O’Reilly, will headline a list of speakers at the first ever Advance Success […]