NAV CANADA confirmed today that it will maintain air traffic control service at the Prince George Airport. Last fall, NAV CANADA launched 29 aeronautical studies […]
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Passenger numbers at the Prince George Airport (YXS) were down 78 per cent in the first quarter of 2021. The airport saw 7,831 passengers in […]
VICTORIA – To provide additional support to the hospitality industry, government will provide the opportunity for Liquor Primary and Food Primary licensees to package draught […]
Central Mountain Air is resuming its weekly, round-trip, non-stop flights between Kamloops and Fort St. John to Prince George respectfully. The resumption of three times […]
Northern Development Initiative Trust announced that $176,483 has been approved to benefit 10 Peace Region agricultural projects through the BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund […]
Valemount business Emerald Earth Organic Spa was announced today as a top-five finalist for the Best Solopreneur Award from Small Business BC as part of […]
With mines, forestry sites, and pipelines dotting the landscape in northern B.C., there is always a need for heavy equipment operators. Whether it’s loading logs, […]
Chevron Canada announced Wednesday that it will stop funding feasibility work on its Kitimat LNG project. Chevron owns 50 per cent of the project and […]
On April 22 the Prince George Chamber of Commerce will host the Today’s Challenges – Tomorrow’s Talent webinar which aims to highlight how Prince George […]
Stargazing through the night and feeling like you can reach up and touch the sky from the comfort of a warm bed – that’s what […]
Artemis Gold Inc. is continuing to develop its Blackwater Gold project. “The Blackwater Gold Project continues to advance rapidly, with announcements on the preferred GMP […]
As filming of a Christmas movie begins in Prince George, the community stands to be highlighted both on-screen and in the credits. A Great North […]
Nearly 80 per cent of women business owners in B.C. will need funding for their business over the next two years; yet, 61 per cent […]
The world still has a “fighting chance” to limit global warming by ending dependence on coal, UN Secretary-General António Guterres told representatives from governments, local […]
Lheidli T’enneh Nation and McLeod Lake Indian Band are now looking to develop their own petrochemical plant. The bands have announced they finalizing an agreement […]
Ford of Canada and Prince George Ford have donated a 2020 Ford F-150 and a 2020 Ford Expedition to the College of New Caledonia (CNC) […]
Three organizations are voicing concern over Canfor’s plan to sell its forest tenure in the Fort Nelson area to Peak Renewables. The Canadian Centre for […]
Women’s Enterprise Centre (WEC) announced that additional funds will be made available to BC women business owners through the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) […]
A second $50 million for the province’s dormant well clean-up program is available. “Our dormant well clean-up program has already proven itself as a critical […]
Northern British Columbia Tourism Association and the seven northern Community Futures have entered a formal partnership, working collaboratively to support businesses in northern B.C. through […]
Major companies including mining juggernaut Teck Resources, the world’s largest aluminum maker Rio Tinto Alcan and natural gas processor WestCoast Energy Inc. pay shockingly little […]
Do you need business advice to help your business grow, pivot or become more profitable? You have the chance to win that help, in a […]
Today, Central Mountain Air (CMA) announced it will suspend service on three regional routes. The routes will be suspended from February 3, 2021, to at […]
The Rusty Pitchfork in Fraser Lake is certainly embracing the new digital economy. It took advantage of the Hubspace’s Digital Economy: Rapid Response + Resiliency […]
The province has committed $25 million towards improving and expanding operations at the Port of Prince Rupert. This will support B.C. and Canadian exporters’ competitiveness and […]
Passenger numbers at the Prince George Airport were down 64 per cent in 2020 compared to the year previous. The months of April and May […]
While many businesses are suffering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the northern B.C. realtors are having a good year. BC Northern Real Estate Board (BCNREB) […]
To date, there have been 56 laboratory-confirmed cases associated with the outbreak at 7 Mile Lodge and Little Rock Lake Lodge (an increase of three […]
Flair Airlines has temporarily suspended operations out of YXS along with five other airports across Canada for the remainder of January and all of February […]
If you’re headed down to the PG Recycling and Return-It Centre with all your empties from the holidays, you won’t be pocketing as much cash […]
With just over two days remaining in its Kickstarter campaign, Naramata: a game of Wine & Tourism has reached it’s funding goal of $24,200. “Naramata […]
Do you need business advice to help your business grow, pivot or become more profitable? You have the chance to win that help, in a […]
The Mining Association of B.C. wholeheartedly disagrees with assertions made in report published earlier this month by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. The report […]
VICTORIA – One of the best ways to keep plastics out of the environment is to not create plastic waste in the first place, and […]
West Coast Olefins wants to come back to Prince George. However, it may be a tough road for the company hoping to build a $5.6 […]
Northern Development Initiative Trust has approved $213,672 to benefit nine Peace Region agricultural projects through the BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund (PACF). This is […]
The Prince George Airport saw 11,519 passengers use the airport in November, a drop of 71 per cent compared to the same month last year. […]
The Willow River Demonstration Forest Society is undertaking a unique project that could set the parameters for forest management of the future in B.C. The […]
The University of Northern British Columbia saw its research income increase the most of any university of its size in the latest edition of Canada’s […]
The Prince George Chamber of Commerce has announced the return of the #TrueNorth Business Development Forum in January 2021, presented by LNG Canada. #TrueNorth has […]
CrossRoads Brewing and Distillery temporarily closing its indoor and outdoor dining to help the community battle COVID-19. “As everyone is aware, COVID-19 is having a […]
Shaw Communications has opened the doors on a 1,900-square-foot retail store at Pine Centre in Prince George and, next week, Shaw will open a 1,882-square-foot […]
Northern Lights Estate Winery (NLEW) opened in 2015 with modest expectations of selling 20,000 to 40,000 bottles per year across B.C. Since its inception the […]
Starting November 27, shop local and get rewarded by using #HolidayPG and tagging the Prince George Chamber of Commerce on social media. This new campaign, […]
During a public hearing on Monday evening, Prince George city council approved third reading to an application to move the 10th Avenue Liquor Store from […]
To help support women and children experiencing domestic and family violence, Rio Tinto is donating $360,000 to 12 women’s shelters and local organizations across Canada, […]
Canfor has reached multi-year $30-million agreements with Peak Renewables involving the sale of the company’s forest tenure in the Fort Nelson region. The transactions are […]
London Drugs has announced the return of its popularStocking Stuffers for Seniors holiday donation drive, which provided gifts to more than 20,000 seniors across Western […]
On Thursday, October 29, nine prospective entrepreneurs walked into the Titans’ Den with only their courage and business ideas. They walked out with valuable advice, […]
TC Energy’s Coastal GasLink Project is contributed $150,000 towards trades and technology students at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) through the funding of bursaries, […]
Finning Canada’s investment of $500,000 in the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will give students enrolled in the heavy mechanical trades program better tools to […]
VICTORIA – Cadillac Fairview, one of North America’s largest commercial real estate companies, imbedded cameras inside its digital information kiosks at 12 shopping malls across […]
The inaugural #WEcreateBC campaign launched this week to celebrate the impact that women entrepreneurs have in creating businesses, jobs, connections, and communities in British Columbia. […]
For the second year in a row, the Copper Project has been a huge success. The house is sold and Copper Falls Custom Homes along with […]
MNP has moved into new regional headquarters in downtown Prince George. Located on the eighth floor of the HSBC Tower on Victoria Street, the accounting […]
Shay Bulmer of Vanderhoof is the new president of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association Northern BC. Bulmer, who operates Northern Homecraft in Vanderhoof, was elected […]
Traffic at the Prince George Airport (YXS) for the month of September was down 73 per cent when compared to the same month last year. […]
The BC Northern Real Estate Board reports 3,709 properties worth $1.2 billion sold through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) in the first nine months of […]
A businessman is crying foul over the Prince George and District Chamber of Commerce’s new website. Perry Cook of Pacific Prairie Consulting Group Ltd. says […]
After reaching an eight-year low at the end of 2018, Prince George’s downtown vacancy rate increased only slightly in 2019 and remained at about the […]