Local News

With three weeks left in the federal election campaign, there are a variety of forums for voters to hear directly from candidates running to represent the city's two ridings.

City council passed on the location for a proposed medical marijuana distribution business.

The city has closed the path between 18th Avenue/Foothills Boulevard and Webber Crescent/22nd Avenue while it undergoes paving.

There's no better way to make it easier on loved ones than to ensure everything's in place after a person dies. The Gift of Preparedness Day goes Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Civic Centre in room 208. Entry is $2 and that includes lunch.

The city may soon be in possession of a new tool for smoothing winter roads.

The University of Northern B.C. and its partners have pledged full scholarships for five Syrian refugees among the millions fleeing the war-torn country.

Cody Legebokoff's crimes have gained enough infamy to make him one of the subjects in a series of true crime books about some of Canada's most notorious murderers.

If you see smoke coming from the vicinity of the Prince George Airport, don't be alarmed.

A locally-based logging company has won an award for excellence in aboriginal business leadership. LTN Contracting Ltd., a partnership between the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and Roga Contracting Ltd.

A panel of six different faiths found commonality during a religious conference that tasked its speakers to discuss God as myth or reality.