Local News

The Prince George RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman.

The Northern British Columbia Tourism Association and its former chief executive officer have reached an out-of-court resolution over a long-running wrongful dismissal suit, the sides said in a joint statement issued Tuesday.

A woman was the victim of an "unprovoked attack," Prince George RCMP said, while she was jogging along Foothills Boulevard late Sunday night.

The public is invited to an open house as construction is set to begin at Masich Place over the long weekend. "We are under budget and we are moving forward," said Dave Dyer, the city's general manager for engineering and public works.

A provincial court judge has found a man guilty of all but one of the six counts he was facing for a wild ride through the city's streets roughly 1 1/2 years ago.

A woman who blamed fireworks for spooking her two dogs and injuring her arm when they bolted has dropped her lawsuit against a local church where the display was held. Patricia Pedersen filed a consent order May 4 in B.C.

The Veterans Affairs Office in Prince George will officially reopen its doors on May 25. The office, along with nine others across Canada, was closed in 2012. Located on the fourth floor at 299 Victoria St.

The Northern Medical Program is celebrating a decade of producing physicians and Dr. Paul Winwood is starting to see the fruits of that success.

When it comes to graduating from the Northern Medical Program, few paths have been as circuitous as the one Rae Kamstra has taken.

A restaurant can be shut down for critical hazards that may, in the opinion of the health inspector, pose an immediate risk to the public.