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Former PG man found in stolen pickup sentenced

Former PG man found in stolen pickup sentenced

A man with a criminal history in Prince George was sentenced Friday to a further 81 days in jail and one year probation after he was found behind the wheel of stolen pickup truck.
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As malls re-open across the country, worries grow that consumers won't come back

As malls re-open across the country, worries grow that consumers won't come back

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CARTOON: COVID-19 "shopping spree"

CARTOON: COVID-19 "shopping spree"

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Court docket: May 19-22, 2020

Court docket: May 19-22, 2020

From Prince George provincial court: - Lash Leroux (born 1972) was sentenced to nine days in jail for willfully resisting or obstructing a peace officer and breaching an undertaking and to one year probation on the counts as well as for a count of as
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Conservation Officers rescue a moose calf in Prince George

Conservation Officers rescue a moose calf in Prince George

The calf was separated from its mother
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Rooftop arrestee sentenced to 39 days

Rooftop arrestee sentenced to 39 days

The subject of a rooftop arrest earlier this month was sentenced Friday to a further 39 days in jail.
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B.C. campsite booking website crashes soon after reservations opened today

B.C. campsite booking website crashes soon after reservations opened today

Access to campsites is limited to B.C. residents for the entire 2020 season
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Feds pursuing talks with provinces ‘without delay’ for 10 paid sick days

Feds pursuing talks with provinces ‘without delay’ for 10 paid sick days

Rent relief program also begins accepting applications
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Minds behind pandemic predicting algorithm already thinking about future beyond COVID-19

Minds behind pandemic predicting algorithm already thinking about future beyond COVID-19

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Volunteer throws energy, expertise into masks

Volunteer throws energy, expertise into masks

Stay informed, stay safe, stay home, but keep helping. That's one longtime Prince George community member's new motto.
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