An exciting weekend full of events will impact traffic and several civic facilities in the coming days. Special Olympics BC Summer Games The city is […]
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The pavilion at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park is the place for free live music this summer starting July 10. The City of Prince George is […]
The City of Prince George is launching an update to its Active Transportation Plan and is inviting residents to help shape the future of walking, […]
After a three-day hearing at the BC Supreme Court last week, the City of Prince George has concluded its application to close the encampment on […]
The City of Prince George advises residents to obey all signage and be mindful of road and sidewalk closures surrounding the Bob Harkins branch of […]
Starting today, the City of Prince George is offering a new program to help homeowners reduce the risk of wildfires. Through the FireSmart BC Wildfire […]
The sport court at Southridge Park in College Heights will get a new look this summer thanks to grant funding from the Canada Community-Building Fund. […]
The City of Prince George assures residents that staff are actively working to address concerns about wait times for building inspection services and the potential […]
Council discussed a notice of motion that was brought forward with an aim to reinstate public notices being printed in the Citizen newspaper. The only […]
Council received a report from administration outlining the results of three alternative approval processes (AAP) that were held over April and May. The AAP was held […]
The City of Prince George is proud to announce it was the recipient of two Community Leadership Awards at the North Central Local Government Association […]
To mark Victims and Survivors of Crime Week, council signed a statement of support for the Human Trafficking Prevention Network of British Columbia today. The […]
Construction is set to begin next week along Tabor Boulevard as the City of Prince George launches a project to replace aging streetlight infrastructure between […]
The Emergency Programs team at the City of Prince George has been busy preparing the Emergency Support Services (ESS) Reception Centre in anticipation of the […]
Council approved a budget increase of $250,000 for the skylight renewal project at the Bob Harkins Library. The initial budget for the project was $875,000 […]
Council received a report from administration that outlined possible options for procurement practices at the City in the wake of the tariffs being imposed by […]
A section of Queensway will be closed from Monday, May 12 for watermain utility work to be carried out. The road closure will be between […]
The City of Prince George invites residents to CityFest – a vibrant, family-friendly event happening Wednesday, May 21 at Canada Games Plaza. From 3 p.m. […]
Council granted the final reading and adoption of the Five-Year Operating and Capital Financial Plans and the Tax Rates Bylaw. The Community Charter requires municipalities […]
Prince George city council has authorized staff to install vehicle gates at both ends of the Lower Patricia Boulevard Encampment to restrict vehicle access. The […]
Prince George city council received information about snow and ice control expenditures from November 1 to December 31, 2024, which was requested during budget discussions […]
Prince George city council approved the first three readings to a renewed agreement between the city and Lakeland Mills Ltd. for energy supply to the […]
The City of Prince George will be closing a section of Fifth Avenue on Wednesday, April 9 for watermain utility work to be carried out. […]
The City of Prince George says the boardwalk updates at the Ferguson Lake Trail are now completed and ready for the public to use. In […]
The City of Prince George is inviting the public to share their input on parking in the Downtown and Hospital Parking zones through online surveys […]
The City of Prince George and CN have extended the naming rights agreement for the CN Centre through to 2030. At last nights meeting, city […]
Residents are invited to the “Be Ready – Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up Event” at Pine Centre Mall on March 28 and 29.Hosted in collaboration with the […]
The City of Prince George is looking for feedback on its public skating programs through a new online survey launching today. The goal of the […]
As the U.S. tariff situation continues to evolve, the City of Prince George is reinforcing its commitment to support local businesses by encouraging residents to […]
Prince George city council received the annual report from the Prince George Heritage Commission. The Heritage Commission advises on matters regarding the protection, conservation, and […]
Prince George city council approved a zoning bylaw amendment application at 9153 Twinberry Drive in the Hart to facilitate the development of a manufactured home […]
As the Trump tariff war rages against Canada, we often hear about government procurement as a way Canada can fight back. Simply put, Canadian governments […]
The City of Prince George, in partnership with several key business support organizations, is launching the Support PG Business Survey, to gather insights from local […]
The western portion of the Ferguson Lake Trail will be closed starting next week for rehabilitation work. The trail closure will begin on March 3 […]
The City’s Official Community Plan (OCP) is one step closer to being finalized following city council’s approval of the second reading of the bylaw at […]
Prince George city council received an update on the Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park playground renewal project. As mentioned in a report last October, once the […]
The City of Prince George has launched a ‘parking modernization study’ to assess and improve parking in the downtown and hospital parking zones. The study […]
In alignment with the phased approach endorsed by Council in June, the City of Prince George today filed a claim in the BC Supreme Court seeking […]
Snow and Ice control was back on the agenda as council received a report outlining the breakdown of costs and a five year comparison of the […]
Prince George city council approved administration to submit a bid for the 2030 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games. The report also included approving funding of $400,000 […]
Prince George city council can, on February 24, amend the Official Community Plan to more formally protect Ginter’s Green and other important green space areas. […]
The city is seeking residents interested in serving on the Tourism Prince George Society (Tourism PG) board of directors. To ensure the board maintains a […]
Council has approved the use of the alternative approval process (AAP) for the borrowing of funds for three capital projects. The report to council explains […]
The City of Prince George is urging residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity around streetlights, as wire theft has surged in recent […]
After two days of deliberations, Prince George city council passed the 2025which contains a 6.21 per cent increase. That equates to an increase of approximately […]
Prince George city council will meet on Monday afternoon for the first of two planned regular budget meetings to determine the taxes for the 2025 […]
Prince George city council approved the removal and replacement of a section 219 covenant associated with a proposed development at 4500 Ospika Boulevard. The applicant, […]
City council will be holding 2025 budget meetings on Monday, January 20, 2025 and Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The meeting will be held in council […]
After 30 years with Prince George Fire Rescue Services, fire chief Cliff Warner is retiring. Warner’s final day will be May 30, 2025, marking the […]
The City of Prince George has launched several new and updated grant opportunities for 2025, designed to support local not-for-profit organizations and community initiatives. The […]
It was a big year for the City of Prince George in 2024. Council is now officially halfway through its term. A lot of progress […]
Staff presented Prince George city council with a review of the 2024 road and sidewalk capital rehabilitation projects. In its 2024 capital budget, city council […]
Prince George city council received a report on the history of arts and culture strategies, policies and procedures which was directed to be done at […]
The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District, Prince George Symphony Orchestra, Theatre NorthWest, Prince George Folkfest Society and the Prince George Spruce Kings […]
At Monday night’s meeting, Prince George City Council selected Concept Plan 2 for the Civic Core District Plan (CCDP) and chose to proceed with directing […]
The City of Prince George has unveiled its updated 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, which outlines priorities to guide community development and resource allocation through 2026. The […]
Prince George city council received a building permit and development permit summary for November with 40 permits issued for the month. The report includes all residential, commercial, […]
Prince George city council has approved spending $5,000 from the council contingency budget be used in support of the upcoming Northern Angel Investment Summit. The […]
Prince George city council received the 2024 Interim Housing Needs Report. The report provides an updated analysis of housing needs in Prince George to supplement […]
Prince George city council has directed staff to provide a report by the third quarter of 2025 to identify costs of enhancing access to washrooms […]