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Highest rate of 2023 toxic drug deaths in B.C. found in Northern Health

Highest rate of 2023 toxic drug deaths in B.C. found in Northern Health

95 deaths were recorded in Prince George, 13 in Quesnel, six in Burns Lake, six in Smithers, 19 in Peace River North, and 13 in Peace River South. 
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Free preschool sports program needs help to continue

Free preschool sports program needs help to continue

The Active Star program in Prince George is looking for a new sponsor
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Opinion: Trudeau government only winner in Emergencies Act decision

Opinion: Trudeau government only winner in Emergencies Act decision

The Federal Court has done nothing more than say the federal government was not justified in invoking the Emergencies Act.
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Citizen poll results: Should the City of Prince George keep the Little Prince train running?

Citizen poll results: Should the City of Prince George keep the Little Prince train running?

The poll ran from January 11 to 25. Of the 1,103 votes, we can determine that 648 are from within the community.
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Opinion: Pellet stoves would be good heat pump backups

Opinion: Pellet stoves would be good heat pump backups

Wood stoves are a miniature power plant in your very home that will heat up the house regardless of how screwed up the grid is. 
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Wanted: Crystal Margaret Rosalie Horth

Wanted: Crystal Margaret Rosalie Horth

She is wanted on warrants for break and enter, theft under $5000, mischief, robbery, assault, and breach of an undertaking.
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B.C. government considering outright ban on new standalone gas heating appliances by 2030

B.C. government considering outright ban on new standalone gas heating appliances by 2030

Stakeholder consultation on the proposed energy-efficiency standards continues this week with general information session for contractors
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B.C. First Nations upset after closure of Fraser Lake sawmill

B.C. First Nations upset after closure of Fraser Lake sawmill

Stellat'en and Nadleh Whut'en First Nations say the consequences of the closure will be dire
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Prince George city council settles on 6.78 per cent tax increase

Prince George city council settles on 6.78 per cent tax increase

Council has finalized the 2024 budget and capital plan
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Central B.C. gold mine developer says permits could be in place by June

Central B.C. gold mine developer says permits could be in place by June

Cariboo Gold project, southeast of Prince George near the village of Wells, would clean up land left contaminated by former mining operations in the area
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