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Prince George’s Julia Kreitz commits to college basketball in Kelowna

Prince George’s Julia Kreitz commits to college basketball in Kelowna

PGSS Polars’ guard combined for 83 points at provincials
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City sees drop in value of building permits issued in March

City sees drop in value of building permits issued in March

The City of Prince George saw a 20 per cent drop in the value of building permits issued in March, compared to the previous two years, according to a report submitted to city council on Monday.
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Plan expected in 'coming days' to reopen closed B.C. businesses

Plan expected in 'coming days' to reopen closed B.C. businesses

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Canfor loses nearly $89-million in first quarter

Canfor loses nearly $89-million in first quarter

Canfor suffered $88.8-million operating loss for the first quarter of this year The outcome represents a $29.
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Man awaiting trial for aggravated assault may be fleeing to Prince George

Man awaiting trial for aggravated assault may be fleeing to Prince George

Kelly Gerk left a treatment centre in Logan Lake with two other men
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Three COVID-19 patients remain hospitalized in Northern Health, B.C. nears 2,000 cases in total

Three COVID-19 patients remain hospitalized in Northern Health, B.C. nears 2,000 cases in total

Three more deaths took place on the weekend, new toll reaches 103
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Two Prince George residents to be recognized with BC Achievement Community Award

Two Prince George residents to be recognized with BC Achievement Community Award

Jim Terrion, Carolyn Duerksen are being awarded for their outstanding achievements
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RCMP investigating shots fired report

RCMP investigating shots fired report

Prince George RCMP are investigating what they say was a targeted and drug-related incident of gunplay near the corner of Sixth Avenue and Alward Street early Monday morning. Called to the scene at about 2:30 a.m.
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B.C. university creates institute to take microscope-telescope view of pandemic

B.C. university creates institute to take microscope-telescope view of pandemic

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Crime spree suspect faces more charges

Crime spree suspect faces more charges

Crown counsel has approved nine more charges against a Prince George man suspected of carrying out a string of vehicle thefts stretching from Terrace to Burns Lake. In all, James Alan Webb now faces 15 counts from the March 9-10 incident .
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