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Canada's prison system failing Canadians: David Milgaard

Canada's prison system failing Canadians: David Milgaard

'The punitive justice model doesn't help life. It takes life and I mean that,' says David Milgaard.
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Local artist creates fundraising calendar

Local artist creates fundraising calendar

The coffee’s on during the Past Glory fundraising calendar launch held Sept. 11 at the Community Arts Council’s Feature Gallery from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Cougars showing signs they will be legitimate contenders in 2021-22

Cougars showing signs they will be legitimate contenders in 2021-22

Successive years of high WHL draft picks put team on track for success
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Shootout win provides satisfying finish for Cariboo Cougars

Shootout win provides satisfying finish for Cariboo Cougars

Local U-18 triple-A team finds its rhythm at end of four-game set with North West Hawks
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Bird on a bear photograph a stroke of luck for local mechanic

Bird on a bear photograph a stroke of luck for local mechanic

Swiss couple's love of the outdoors attracted them to the city four years ago
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BC Hydro study reveals British Columbians are more dependent on AC than ever

BC Hydro study reveals British Columbians are more dependent on AC than ever

During the heatwave, BC Hydro found residents were using 8,568 megawatts of power, the equivalent of 600,000 air conditioners
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Arson suspected in downtown structure fire

Arson suspected in downtown structure fire

RCMP called in to investigate blaze at Aboriginal Infant Development Program headquarters
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Cariboo Cougars hosting Hawks this weekend in Kin Centre hockey exhibitions

Cariboo Cougars hosting Hawks this weekend in Kin Centre hockey exhibitions

BC Hockey's triple-A division now includes U-18 and U-17 age groupings
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PPC leader Bernier takes shot at immigration policy; says Canada should end COVID subsidies, cut corporate welfare

PPC leader Bernier takes shot at immigration policy; says Canada should end COVID subsidies, cut corporate welfare

Former cabinet minister delivers fiery speech to Prince George crowd
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Fire damages Central Street condominium

Fire damages Central Street condominium

A fire at a two-storey condominium complex in the 200 block of East Central Street Friday afternoon resulted in damage estimated at $200,000. Twenty-two firefighters from four Prince George Fire Rescue halls responded to the call at about 3:33 p.m.
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