Local News

Sheldon Clare touted himself as a "hardware-store conservative" on Tuesday in announcing his run as an independent candidate for Cariboo-Prince George in October's federal election.

The University of Northern B.C. is using solar panels to light up learning opportunities for post-secondary, high school and elementary students alike.

Security around a new addition to the River Point shopping centre has been stepped up after three fires were deliberately set at the complex over as many nights.

A teacher in School District 57 has agreed with the Commissioner for Teacher Regulation Branch that he engaged in inappropriate physical conduct with his students and has agreed to complete the branch's boundaries course.

A 55-year-old Prince George man was killed early Tuesday morning when the semi truck he was driving rolled over on Highway 97 near 150 Mile House. Williams Lake RCMP, who were called to the scene at 4:38 a.m.

Denise Boulanger, left, and Shannon Fors, right, of the St. Vincent de Paul Society stand beside the cases of fresh corn on the cob donated by the Kinsmen Club on Monday.

The head of Canada's gun lobby group is taking aim at a seat in Parliament. Sheldon Clare is scheduled to announce his Cariboo-Prince George independent candidacy in October's federal election this morning.

A planned skate park for the Hart is the first in a series of improvements to Darren Fitzpatrick Bravery Park, city council heard Monday night.

For the second time in three years, some of Canada's best chefs will make a pit stop in Prince George to test their teamwork and give the city a chance at top-notch cuisine.

City hall is seeking a court order prohibiting the owners of a local trucking company from parking their equipment on property allegedly not zoned for the purpose. According to a notice of claim filed with B.C.