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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Today's high is 11 C
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PHOTOS: UNBC Timberwolves athletic awards handed out to the best-of-the-best

PHOTOS: UNBC Timberwolves athletic awards handed out to the best-of-the-best

UNBC also says goodbye to multiple graduating athletes
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Prince George RCMP investigating targeted shooting related to drug trade

Prince George RCMP investigating targeted shooting related to drug trade

Police say the shooting involved multiple people known to each other
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The Prince George Spruce Kings now know their opponent in Fred Page Cup Finals

The Prince George Spruce Kings now know their opponent in Fred Page Cup Finals

The Spruce Kings will host a team from the Okanagan for series start
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Somebody is $55 million richer after Lotto Max jackpot finally sees a winner

Somebody is $55 million richer after Lotto Max jackpot finally sees a winner

But it wasn't in B.C.
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Teaching assistants at Prince George university vote in favor to join CUPE 2278

Teaching assistants at Prince George university vote in favor to join CUPE 2278

The University of Northern British Columbia teaching assistants will now be represented negotiating a first collective agreement
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Public Health Agency of Canada says salmonella outbreak in 6 provinces, 63 sick

Public Health Agency of Canada says salmonella outbreak in 6 provinces, 63 sick

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One year later: Memorial service for those killed in Humboldt Broncos crash

One year later: Memorial service for those killed in Humboldt Broncos crash

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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Hold on to your hats and cover your eyes
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Museum holding info session for aspiring train engineers

Museum holding info session for aspiring train engineers

The Little Prince is assembling a little army of helpers. The vintage steam train that chugs around Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park was getting low on engineers, which meant smaller hours of service would be available through the warmer months.
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