Local News

Visitors to Prince George and residents interested in staying plugged in to the 2015 Canada Winter Games are one step closer to having the experience at their fingertips.

B.C. Conservative Party leadership candidate Dan Brooks is hoping to provide voters with a credible alternative to the Liberals and NDP in the next provincial election.

Northern Health is enlisting its doctors to help recruit more doctors through a recently launched recruitment website.

While it may be an aggressive goal, developing a plan to guide the future of public transit in Prince George is a good conversation to have, according to the mayor.

One person is dead after a three vehicle crash on Highway 16 east of New Hazelton Saturday morning. Police were called to the crash near Mug Flat Creek, approximately 15 kilometres east of New Hazelton, shortly after 9 a.m.

The Canadian environmental assessment process is flawed, according to a B.C. opposition MP who points to the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline as his prime exhibit.

Local government leaders are pleased with Thursday's call from the Transportation Safety Board for stronger safety measures when shipping crude oil by rail in the wake of last summer's Lac Mgantic disaster.

Theatre North West is looking for driftwood to enhance their next production, Where the Blood Mixes. The ideal piece is 10 to 12 feet long with the root bundle in place.

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal will hear a complaint alleging health care providers are discriminating against aboriginal residents in the Hazelton area by failing to provide an equitable level of service at the community's hospital. The B.C.

Permits for $116.3 million worth of construction were taken out over 2013 in Prince George, according to a report from city hall. Those numbers were the fourth highest seen in the past decade.