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Start your Christmas shopping early to avoid holiday mail surge, says Canada Post

Start your Christmas shopping early to avoid holiday mail surge, says Canada Post

Canada Post says it is preparing for “a Christmas season like no other” and recommends people start their holiday shopping early.
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Be fire smart this fall

Be fire smart this fall

Now that wildfire season is gone it's time to look in your own yard to be fire smart during the fall and winter months.
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New data shows Prince George housing sales have declined, prices rise

New data shows Prince George housing sales have declined, prices rise

The city has seen a dip in housing sales according to the BC Northern Real Estate Board
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Prince George pharmacist helps boy fight fear of the dark by fulfilling mom's request for 'Monster Spray'

Prince George pharmacist helps boy fight fear of the dark by fulfilling mom's request for 'Monster Spray'

"Spray around bedroom at night before bedtime and repeat if needed"
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‘I am ready to be your next MLA’: BC Green candidate Mackenzie Kerr hosts campaign kickoff event

‘I am ready to be your next MLA’: BC Green candidate Mackenzie Kerr hosts campaign kickoff event

Kerr spoke about her platform during the COVID-19 safe event at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park
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Here’s a quick review of who’s running in Prince George, northern B.C. for the 2020 election

Here’s a quick review of who’s running in Prince George, northern B.C. for the 2020 election

Who will represent our eight regional ridings?
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B.C. Liberals float tourism loans and elimination of business tax

B.C. Liberals float tourism loans and elimination of business tax

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B.C. adds 55k jobs in September as education work materializes

B.C. adds 55k jobs in September as education work materializes

What happened: B.C.
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Five recommendations made in Site C homicide inquiry

Five recommendations made in Site C homicide inquiry

A five person jury deliberating at an inquiry into the fatal police shooting of James McIntyre outside a Site C open house in 2015 delivered their verdict and recommendations last week.
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Interior First Nations asks B.C. to partner on moose, caribou stewardship

Interior First Nations asks B.C. to partner on moose, caribou stewardship

The interim vice-chair of the Tsilhqot’in National Government (TNG) says they have reached out to the B.C. government to partner with them to promote ‘reasonable’ stewardship of moose and caribou populations.
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