Local News

A Prince George man has been awarded nearly $2.1 million for the pain and trauma he suffered from a horrific and deadly head-on collision. On the morning of Nov.

Prince George will enjoy a warmer-than-usual summer with about average rainfall, according to a long-range forecast from The Weather Network. The norms for June hover around 20 C, rising to 22 C for July and August.

Conservation officers are asking for the public's help in a search for the culprit after a grizzly bear was found dead just north of Bear Lake and with its four paws removed.

School board trustees approved a preliminary $165.

Two portable classrooms will be added to Springwood Elementary School for the upcoming school year in answer to a projection that it will soon run out of room for students.

The eligibility criteria for the Northern Health Connections bus service has been expanded beyond those traveling to out-of-town medical appointments to include family members, people 60 years and older and those with mobility requirements.

Ness Lake Bible Camp is cracking open their annual Cans For Kids. This yearly fundraiser invites the public to drop off their recyclable bottles and cans at the Nechako Bottle Depot to help some special youngsters.

A plan to develop a 66-home subdivision near the corner of Chief Lake Road and Foothills Boulevard won city council's approval on Monday night. Council members voted unanimously in favour of giving third reading to rezoning 3.

The B.C. government is launching a long-haul bus service to fill the gap Greyhound will leave behind when it ends passenger service in northern B.C. Called BC Bus North it will begin on Monday. Greyhound's last passenger trip will be this Friday.

City council voted unanimously Monday night to grant a a three-year extension to a temporary use permit to allow a church to continue to hold services in a location zoned light industrial.