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Missing man found and safe

Missing man found and safe

Reported missing late last week, Franklin Douglas Orr has been found and is safe, Prince George RCMP said Monday. "Police would like to thank those persons that assisted with the investigation.," RCMP added.
Backlash prompted Treasure Cove to back away from boondocking ban

Backlash prompted Treasure Cove to back away from boondocking ban

Treasure Cove Casino and Hotel took down the signs prohibiting overnight camping on its property in response to a significant backlash from motorhome owners once word got out.
City readies for more evacuees as weather expected to fan flames

City readies for more evacuees as weather expected to fan flames

A new wave of evacuees could arrive in the city as residents in the Williams Lake area were being urged to be ready to leave in anticipation of winds swooping through and whipping up three forest fires burning in the area.
City offers shelter for displaced Cariboo residents

City offers shelter for displaced Cariboo residents

Prince George has become a safe haven for people fleeing the smoke and flames that are ravaging the central and southern Interior regions.
Volunteers scramble to house evacuated animals

Volunteers scramble to house evacuated animals

In light of the recent wildfires which have devastated and evacuated thousands in B.C., communities throughout the province are also pulling together to save the animals who have been evacuated.
Rain helps Prince George fire crews

Rain helps Prince George fire crews

John Iverson wasn't exactly singing in the rain but after a two-hour soaking and lower temperatures Sunday afternoon, the Prince George Fire Rescue chief was certainly relieved the weather was cooperating with efforts to douse a series of small fores
Wildfire evacuees pour into city

Wildfire evacuees pour into city

Ron Peterson got five minutes notice that he and his loved ones had to flee the flames and smoke of the Gustafsen Lake fire. He knew the danger was approaching, so he had been readying for days.
Hotels giving breaks to evacuees

Hotels giving breaks to evacuees

The forest fires to the south has meant the city's hotels are busier than usual. "It's definitely limited availability, very high occupancy," said Tourism Prince George marketing and communications manager Annie Doran.
Forest fires keep Highway 97 closed

Forest fires keep Highway 97 closed

One of the major routes between Prince George and the rest of the province remained closed Monday as massive forest fires raged near 100 Mile House and Williams Lake.
Cash is king if you want to help 100 Mile House evacuees

Cash is king if you want to help 100 Mile House evacuees

Giving cash is the quickest and perhaps most effective way to help ease the stress for evacuees escaping the forest fires further to the south.