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Opinion: Wildfire comment 'hit the nail on the head'

Opinion: Wildfire comment 'hit the nail on the head'

We should not accept the term “new normal”, because it is not the new normal and it is up to all of us to do something about it.
Rockets scratch past Cougars 5-4

Rockets scratch past Cougars 5-4

The Cougars are now on an eight-day break before their next game.
Quesnel picked to host BCHL Road Show

Quesnel picked to host BCHL Road Show

Spruce Kings played in the event in Kitimat in 2022 and Burns Lake in 2022
Masters athletes compete in Prince George's first throws pentathlon

Masters athletes compete in Prince George's first throws pentathlon

Two world records and one Canadian record were broken by a participant at the first Masters Throws Pentathlon hosted by the Prince George Track & Field Club and sponsored by the 55+ BC Games Zone 9.
Forest Practices Board investigates planned back burn in B.C.'s Shuswap region

Forest Practices Board investigates planned back burn in B.C.'s Shuswap region

British Columbia's forest watchdog has confirmed it is investigating the province's response to wildfires that ripped through small communities on the shores of Shuswap Lake in August, destroying or damaging more than 200 properties.
These B.C. grizzlies face record North American death rates

These B.C. grizzlies face record North American death rates

B.C.'s Elk Valley is home to 0.6 per cent of the province's grizzlies but accounts for a third of grizzly roadway deaths and more than 40 per cent of grizzly rail collisions, a new study found. Researchers say it's time to step up conservation efforts.
Coyote's death the end result of being illegally fed by humans

Coyote's death the end result of being illegally fed by humans

One of the six people in Prince George bitten by wayward animal admitted giving it food to try to convince it to leave
Bear advocacy group pushes for locking residential garbage bins

Bear advocacy group pushes for locking residential garbage bins

Northern Bear Awareness Society wants Prince George city council to restore budget for proactive initiatives to reduce human-bear conflicts
Supreme Court majority rules against federal environmental impact law

Supreme Court majority rules against federal environmental impact law

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday against federal legislation on the environmental effects of major developments, with five out of seven judges finding most of it unconstitutional because its language could be used to regulate activities withi
Person using 10 names pretending to be B.C. nurse, college warns

Person using 10 names pretending to be B.C. nurse, college warns

The person has been using variations of their own name as well as the name of a registered nurse.