CN is planning double approximately 2.5 miles of track west of Prince George. The work is part of $345 million the company is investing in […]
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After 10 years in the cockpit of the Prince George Airport Authority, president and CEO, John Gibson is moving on. The airport authority made the […]
A selection of handcrafted soaps, made with ingredients grown and foraged in Prince George, is now available at Two Rivers Gallery. This is the latest […]
Passengers can expect to see a few changes taking place at the Prince George Airport. The Prince George Airport Authority (PGAA) is getting its 2019 […]
The New Ventures BC Competition, presented by Innovate BC, B.C.’s largest and longest running technology competition, is now accepting applications from innovative technology ventures from […]
Coastal GasLink will be building 14 camps to house workers in remote areas as they build a natural gas pipeline from Dawson Creek to […]
LNG Canada has announced a three-year, $150,000 sponsorship of the Outland Youth Employment Program (OYEP) in British Columbia. OYEP West, a six-week, live-in camp near […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca It’s nothing new to businesses in the North … there is a labour shortage. Businesses across the spectrum are having a […]
Marissa McTavish, an electrical apprentice at Primus Electric, is the 1,000th participant in LNG Canada’s Trades Training Fund. Primus Electric is the 500th business to sponsor […]
In preparation for home improvement’s busiest season, Lowe’s Canada is looking to fill more than 6,350 full-time, part-time, and seasonal in-store positions this spring, including some […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca It was the end of an era Tuesday. After almost 30 years of serving the city, the Prince George Employment Services […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca If there was ever any doubt about Premier John Horgan’s support for the liquefied natural gas industry in B.C., he put […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Ottawa is committed to supporting the liquefied natural gas sector in British Columbia, in general, and the LNG Canada project, specifically, […]
The University of Northern British Columbia and Rio Tinto are forming a partnership to support students and grow the capacity for education and research in […]
The Prince George Airport (YXS) had a record-setting year in 2018, with 506,486 passengers traveling through the facility. This is the first time the airport […]
Pacific BioEnergy Corporation (PacBio) has entered into two new long-term pellet supply contracts with Japanese power producers. Starting in 2020 and 2022, respectively, PacBio be […]
Fraudsters posing as BC Hydro employees were 50 per cent more successful in their attempts to steal money in 2018 than 2017, leaving BC Hydro customers out […]
College Heights could be the location for one of the few provincially-run cannabis stores in B.C. City council will discuss a rezoning application Monday that, […]
The YMCA of Northern B.C.’ annual Megathon got a mega-boost Wednesday as the Brink Group of Companies signed on as a major sponsor with a […]
A six-year legal battle between a local forest company and BCR Properties has been settled through mediation. Brink Forest Products and BCR Properties reached the […]
West Fraser has announced a three-week shutdown of production throughout the first quarter of 2019 at each of three British Columbia sawmills: Chasm, 100 Mile […]
Fewer properties sold in Prince George in 2018 than the year before, but the value of the properties sold was higher, according to figures released […]
The Prince George 2019 World Para Nordic Skiing championships have announced that the Jim Pattison Group, Canfor and Save-On-Foods have come on board as a […]
All 12 community transportation services are now operating in northern B.C. communities along the Highway 16 corridor. These services are helping thousands of people who […]