Local News

The Discover Camping service will begin accepting reservations for B.C. Parks on Tues., March 15, starting at 7 a.m.

High winds on Friday were the likely cause of transmission circuit failure that led to a power outage for 329 customers in Hixon. It was the largest of a handful of outages around the city as gusts as high as 80 km/h swept through the region.

The College of New Caledonia is calling health professionals of every stripe to cull their closets of scrubs. Spring cleaning isn't only for your homes. Scrub drive donors can bring their "gently used uniforms" for a good cause.

The drivers of a pickup truck and a tractor trailer unit appeared to have escaped with minor injuries following a collision early Thursday morning near the Brookside Resort on Highway 16 East.

What police believe to be fentanyl was among the drugs seized when Prince George RCMP executed a search warrant late Thursday night on a 2200-block Tamarack Street home.

Arson is the suspected cause of a fire that extensively damaged a home in the Evergreen Mobile Home Park on North Nechako Road early Friday morning.

There's a call for nominations for local businesses that are looking to be invaded by a cash mob.

A long-time campaigner against the use of herbicide spray on area forests is urging others to join him as B.C. Timber Sales is in the process of reviewing a five-year plan to continue the practice in the Prince George area.

When the University of British Columbia's new student residence is completed next year, it will eclipse the eight-storey Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George as the tallest wooden building in B.C.

The numbers are clear - the north is behind when it comes to organ donation after death - but BC Transplant and a Prince George physician are working to turn that reality around.