How do you stop people from complaining about potholes? Fix them. It’s that easy, according to the city. Increasing the road rehabilitation budget over the […]
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Two city councillors have voiced their displeasure with massive cost overruns on the Willow Cale bridge repair project and the paying for it isn’t done […]
The city has known since last spring that the bill for fixing Willow Cale bridge at Haggith Creek would come due this year. So no […]
Water is now turned off at the site of a water main break at about 4 p.m. Wednesday at 3rd Avenue and Winnipeg Street. This […]
The city’s move to borrow close to $32 million for capital projects may be challenged through the alternative approval process. A Facebook group called “Enough […]
During the February 25 meeting of Prince George city council passed the first two readings of a bylaw to borrow roughly $32 million from the […]
A proposed cannabis store for a portion of the old Sears store in Pine Centre Mall is one step closer to reality as council gave […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Coun. Brian Skakun wants the city to look at ways of possibly spending less money on snow removal, but keeping service […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca They looked but they didn’t find much. Going into city budget deliberations yesterday, some councillors weren’t comfortable with a proposed tax […]
The four per cent tax increase council is looking at for 2019, combined with increases every year in recent memory, is just too much, says […]
City council has moved ahead with plan to charge major events for policing costs. Staff has recommended that organizers of large events, like Cariboo Rocks […]
The province may soon be cornering the new market for cannabis in Prince George. On Monday council approved the Liquor Distribution Branch’s application to open […]
A public hearing on a proposed retail cannabis store in College Heights had only one person speak against the proposal. Former school board trustee Bruce […]
The City of Prince George is advising residents to ensure that they have the correct Automated Garbage Collection Schedule for February in light of a […]
The snow has arrived and city crews are out clearing the roads. According to weather forecasts the city could receive roughly 30cm of snow over […]
The City of Prince George is inviting residents and business operators to an open house to learn about the city’s sanitary sewer system and provide […]
The City of Prince George unveiled the concept designs for Fire Hall #1 Wednesday at an event on the site of its future location just […]
On Monday, January 28, Westwood Drive between 22nd Avenue and the Highway 97 on and off ramp will be closed in both directions. The […]
Do you have City Hall on speed dial? Don’t worry about it. Now you don’t have to add the city to your list of contacts, […]
The total value of building permits issued in Prince George in 2018 reached an all-time high of $186.38 million, surpassing the previous high mark of […]
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 City of Prince George is seeking applications for three grant programs that help to launch and sustain great ideas, events, and projects. The Community […]
The Prince George Aquatic Centre is closed until further notice due to a power outage. The City of Prince George will notify residents once power […]
The city is adding three properties to its Heritage Register. The properties to be added are: Howieson Residence (2688 Inlander Street), Hilliard Clare Masonic Hall […]