Local News

University of Northern B.C. students have succeeded in securing funding for its Pride centre after a "six-year battle" for support.

A 63-year-old Prince George man was sentenced on Thursday to spend his weekends in jail for possession of child pornography.

A fire was reported Thursday at a home in the 6000 block of Delhi Place off Simon Fraser Avenue. The first started outside of the house from items stored. More details as they become available.

With Dave Mah constantly on her mind, Karin Piche was inspired as she put the final touches on the Wheelin' Warriors of the North fourth annual Free Wheelin' dinner and dance, a fundraiser for the BC Cancer Foundation held April 30 at Fore Bistro at

In what has shaped up to be the lengthiest public discussion on a rezoning application in recent history, city council faced 23 speakers during a third public hearing on two businesses' request to relocate to a nearby property on Otway Road.

Starting next week, Northern Health will hold its seventh board consultation series called Growing Up Healthy geared to the health and well-being of children from conception to the age of 17 years old across the north.

The JuneWarren-Nickle's Energy Group (JWN) and its parent company, Glacier Media, are donating $50,000 toward Red Cross efforts in Fort McMurray.

With its usual positive attitude the Handy Circle Resource Society holds the 19th annual CanDo event that is free for those people with disabilities and special needs Saturday, May 28 at the College of New Caledonia.

VICTORIA -- B.C. is close to finding new and improved paint for highway lines, after several years of being forced to repeatedly re-mark roads amid complaints that the paint has been wearing off within a matter of months.

Corey Hardeman had a clear vision for what she wanted out of her Alphabet Project assignment, the letter J. She used collage - bits of imagery cut from paper and pasted into a larger composite image - to show the letter J in the form of rabbits.