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This is what it's like to fly across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic

This is what it's like to fly across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Woman who ran over toddler appeals five-year driving ban

Woman who ran over toddler appeals five-year driving ban

A woman who drove over a toddler in a Prince George parking lot is asking a judge to reduce her five-year driving prohibition. On behalf of Barbara Joan Husband, 85, lawyer Dave Jenkins Sr.
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Northern Health case count now 167 after three new COVID-19 cases, province adds 89

Northern Health case count now 167 after three new COVID-19 cases, province adds 89

One new death
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Half of federal back-to-school funding to come in September: B.C. Education Minister

Half of federal back-to-school funding to come in September: B.C. Education Minister

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B.C. government to end COVID-19 freeze on rent hikes starting December 2020

B.C. government to end COVID-19 freeze on rent hikes starting December 2020

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Prince George Airport unveils long-term premium-parking option for travellers

Prince George Airport unveils long-term premium-parking option for travellers

The seven spots, which include winter plug-ins, will cost $2,500 a year
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Beloved sign-language interpreter Nigel Howard paves way as instructor of first ASL class at UBC

Beloved sign-language interpreter Nigel Howard paves way as instructor of first ASL class at UBC

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Second ride-hailing service driving into Prince George

Second ride-hailing service driving into Prince George

'Lucky to Go' hopes to begin service by Sept. 15
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Most Prince George riders ‘complying’ with mandatory mask policy: BC Transit

Most Prince George riders ‘complying’ with mandatory mask policy: BC Transit

COVID-19 pandemic also led to 50 per cent ridership decline for city
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Parent has concerns about school restart plans

Parent has concerns about school restart plans

A concerned local parent has turned to social media to publicly question School District 57's return-to-school decisions. Christina Watts, a local artist and small business owner, has two children in Heritage elementary school in Grades 5 and 7.
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