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Saik’uz Chief Priscilla Mueller says her community has never suggested that the Kenney Dam needs to be dismantled. The clarification comes after Stellat’en Chief Archie […]
The Prince George RCMP detachment has been selected to join other communities in B.C. participating in an online crime reporting pilot project. Beginning today, the […]
Prince George is ranked #14 on Maclean’s magazine’s annual rank of the country’s most dangerous cities. North Battleford, Saskatchewan was ranked #1, Quesnel was ranked […]
The Prince George Spruce Kings were able to battle back from being down three goals and defeat the Alberni Valley Bulldogs by a 4-3 score […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars ended their lengthy goal-less streak but were on the wrong side of another one-goal game […]
The Prince George Lowe’s store, located in Pine Centre Mall, will be closing February 19, 2020. The local outlet is among 34 ‘under performing’ stores […]
We are into the back half of November, we still haven’t had a stretch of minus-20 weather, and we’re not digging out from five feet […]
Coldsnap 2020 kicks off January 24 with the Kick Up Yer Heels concert at the Ramada. Kicking things off at the concert will be Big […]
On Sunday, Harblas Sandhu and members of the Cariboo Gur Sikh Temple Society in Quesnel presented the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation a cheque […]
The Mackenzie RCMP are requesting the public’s help in locating a missing person that has not been seen since November 5. On Sunday November 10 […]
The Prince George Gymnastics Club has received a new, publicly available automated external defibrillator (AED) for their facility, courtesy of Team Bond and Heart & […]
A 38-year-old Prince George man is facing impaired driving charges following an accident Saturday that sent two people to hospital. Police say the crash occurred […]
Ranchers in the Cariboo-Chilcotin will have help feeding their livestock this winter following forage loss due to flooding in summer and fall 2019. “Ranchers are […]
BY BOB ZIMMER Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP All of us in the Peace Region know what a cold and rainy summer we just had […]
A watermain break has forced the closure of Westwood Elementary School today. As a result of the break near the school, water to the school […]
In bantam double-A competition, the North Central Bobcats beat Yukon 7-5 on Saturday in Whitehorse, after a 4-1 loss on Friday. On Saturday, the Bobcats […]
The North Central Bobcats split a weekend doubleheader with OMAHA North Zone in midget double-A play in Sicamous on the weekend. The Bobcats won 4-2 […]
In the B.C. Hockey Minor Midget League, the Cariboo Cougars made a statement with a pair of weekend wins against the Fraser Valley Thunderbirds, who […]
The Cariboo Cougars broke out offensively in a 4-1 victory against the Fraser Valley Thunderbirds on Sunday in Abbotsford. The Cougars had scored just four […]
The BC Liberals have officially opened nominations in 11 key ridings, the first step to putting forward candidates in the next election. Effective immediately, the […]
The Spruce Kings got a very much needed win tonight to wrap up the three-game home stand. PG were 5-2 winners against the West Kelowna […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars were shutout for the second consecutive night, as they were blanked 4-0 by the Vancouver […]
Madison Landry and Alina Shakirova showed up big against the UBC Thunderbirds on Friday night, dropping 24 and 22 points respectively to give the University […]
The University of British Columbia Thunderbirds used a decisive 24-7 second quarter run to pull away from the UNBC Timberwolves, holding on to top the […]
Jaxon Steele and Andrew Seaman’s goals were not quite enough as the Spruce Kings dropped a 4-2 decision to the Cowichan Valley Capitals in front […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Prince George Cougars went toe-to-toe with the B.C. Division’s top team and fell just short in a 1-0 […]
BY GERRY CHIDIAC Lessons in Learning Nov. 9 marked the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. This was most significant global event […]
A section of Third Avenue between Victoria Street and Brunswick Street has reopened to vehicular traffic following an operation to repair a water main that […]
Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson says the NDP government doesn’t have a plan for the economy and that is starting to have real-world implications. “What’s the […]
Less than a year after Prince George set records for both the number and total value of building permits in one year, all new heights […]
The British Columbia Utilities Commission is holding a workshop in Prince George next week to discuss potential new regulations on how Indigenous communities can regulate […]
Ed John, Hereditary Chief of the Tl’azt’en Nation, is facing four counts of sexual assault. The offences are alleged to have occurred in Prince George […]
BY TERRY TEEGEE Regional Chief, BC Assembly of First Nations It’s been 12 years since the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People […]
Forty shots from the Spruce Kings and a goal from Preston Brodziak was not enough as Prince George fell to the Vernon Vipers 2-1 in […]
Prince George Public Library Board chair Mike Gagel announced the appointment of Paul Burry to the role of library director Wednesday. Burry was previously the […]
The Western Hockey League announced today that Pavel Novak of the Kelowna Rockets has been suspended eight games for a checking-from-behind major and game misconduct […]
Keeping wood fibre from being burned in slash piles is the goal of a slew of projects being delivered through the Forest Enhancement Society of […]
A commercial vehicle apparently struck and killed a 66-year-old Fraser Lake man Tuesday. Fraser Lake RCMP responded to a report of a body on the […]
The province has unveiled a new plan, called apportionment, for distributing timber in the Quesnel Timber Supply Area. “Today’s announcement gives communities and Indigenous Nations […]
On November 28 from 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre, the BC Agriculture and Food Climate Action Initiative […]
Masich Place Stadium has been closed for the season due to icy conditions. The closure is necessary to protect the track and turf from damage. […]
At 6:30 Monday morning, I decided to go out for a walk. I’d been up for a couple of hours (I’ve always been an early […]
A 39-year-old Prince George man is facing charges following a break and enter at a retail electronics store on Southridge Avenue Monday. Police were called […]
A 39-year-old Prince George man is facing charges following a break and enter in a garage on Johnson Street Tuesday. Police were called at about […]
Lyn Hall proved to be a colourful mayor Tuesday – literally. His all-white suit, with him inside it, was offered up as a blank palette […]
Police are investigating a homicide in that community over the weekend. Houston RCMP were called out on Sunday, November 10, at 4:18 p.m., to a […]
In the wake of Topaz Bead Gallery owner Kate Roxburgh going public with her story about being assaulted by a shoplifter, downtown businesses are banding […]
BY BOB ZIMMER Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP We just want a seat at the table. From the very beginning, that is what many of […]
Canadian Wrestling’s Elite returns to Prince George, British Columbia after a very successful debut in the spring Saturday, Nov 16 and this card is even […]
Tapestry Singers is a choral performance group that strives toward a high level of artistic excellence in choral performance along with personal and social growth. […]
CNC is hosting a weeklong celebration for International Education at its Prince George campus from Nov. 12 to 15. Events run daily from 11:30 a.m. […]
Trinity Western second-year forward Nicole Fransson (Edmonton) had a career-high 26 points to lead the Spartans to a 63-52 win over UNBC to give TWU […]
UNBC’s Vova Pluzhnikov drove the basket and dropped in a last-second game-winning lay-up to give the Timberwolves an 88-86 win Saturday at the Langley Events […]
Environment Canada is warning of possible freezing rain and/or ice pellets in many parts of the Interior by Monday. An arctic front pushed through the […]
BY VANNI DE BARTOLO Chilliwack Chiefs A dominant performance on home ice in bounce-back fashion ended a three-game skid for the Chilliwack Chiefs Saturday night […]
BY FRASER RODGERS Prince George Cougars The Victoria Royals swept the weekend doubleheader against the Prince George Cougars, after their 2-1 victory Saturday night at […]
With UNBC Faculty Association members set to be back on the picket lines, chief negotiator Ted Binnema has released the following statement to association members: […]
UNBC Faculty Association members are expected to be back on the picket lines Tuesday morning. The members went on strike Thursday morning. Following a bargaining […]