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Local woman recalls wartime efforts at home in her youth

Local woman recalls wartime efforts at home in her youth

Mrs. Doreen Denicola, 92, recalls what it was like when friends and neighbours would gather together to help one another during wartime.
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LETTERS FROM THE FRONT: Former P.G. postmaster wounded in Belgium

LETTERS FROM THE FRONT: Former P.G. postmaster wounded in Belgium

E.H. ‘Ernie’ Burden was wounded near Ypres, only days after going to the frontlines
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B.C. landlord finds lizards, snakes, spiders, mice, and rats in rental unit

B.C. landlord finds lizards, snakes, spiders, mice, and rats in rental unit

That's quite the collection.
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B.C. asks residents to weigh in on future of oil and gas royalties

B.C. asks residents to weigh in on future of oil and gas royalties

The 30-year-old royalty program has provided the fossil fuel industry with about $10 billion in credits. B.C. residents can share their thoughts on the future of the scheme until Dec. 10, 2021.
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Role as Northern Affairs critic a reprisal for Zimmer

Role as Northern Affairs critic a reprisal for Zimmer

Conservative MP not part of "civil liberties caucus" and calls it a distraction from the work Conservatives need to do
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Canada's 'ad hoc approach' to disaster fails to deal with climate migrants: report

Canada's 'ad hoc approach' to disaster fails to deal with climate migrants: report

Under existing law, a national refugee lawyer group says Ottawa has at least six options to open up a path for 'climate migrants' to come to Canada.
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1.1 billion trees planted in B.C. since 2018

1.1 billion trees planted in B.C. since 2018

Goal for 2022 is 265 million trees in an effort that will involve about 5,000 tree plants and 1,300 nursery workers
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Ditch expensive PCR COVID test for travel, B.C. tourism industry tells feds

Ditch expensive PCR COVID test for travel, B.C. tourism industry tells feds

B.C. businesses, tourism agencies and travel groups who say unneeded restrictions are damaging the economy want to see Ottawa lift COVID-19 PCR testing for travellers coming to Canada.
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The Grinch is back for another Christmas treat

The Grinch is back for another Christmas treat

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is presented by Nove Voce Choral Society now with safety protocols in place.
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Prince George business encouraging bra donations for women in need

Prince George business encouraging bra donations for women in need

Modern Match Lingerie will be collecting used bras to donate to United Way
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