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Flair Airlines to continue flights out of Prince George

Flair Airlines to continue flights out of Prince George

The Canadian Transportation Agency has ruled Flair is a Canadian airline, despite American investors.
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Cooler June in the forecast but traditional summer weather for July and August is expected for Central and Northern Interior

Cooler June in the forecast but traditional summer weather for July and August is expected for Central and Northern Interior

Central Interior and Northern Interior weather, that includes Prince George, looks like it has a cooler June in store but then a more traditional July and August is coming our way.
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Lawyers make joint submission on sentencing for deadly stabbing

Lawyers make joint submission on sentencing for deadly stabbing

Dennis Daniel Gladue looking at 15 years in prison before parole eligibility for second-degree murder of Christin Marion West
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Prince George school district cuts $2.2M from budget

Prince George school district cuts $2.2M from budget

School District 57 is facing inflationary costs and flat funding, the board heard.
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Weapons complaint at Prince George school turns up no weapons

Weapons complaint at Prince George school turns up no weapons

Students were chased by a male from outside the school, school administrators reported to police.
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Prince George's Climb for Cancer surpasses $60k fundraising goal

Prince George's Climb for Cancer surpasses $60k fundraising goal

An estimated 400 people attended and the biggest team consisted of 40 people
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‘A day of fun’: Lheidli T’enneh to host National Indigenous Peoples Day event

‘A day of fun’: Lheidli T’enneh to host National Indigenous Peoples Day event

Activities will take place all day from 11 a.m. until 7p.m. on June 21
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Everything you need to know about summer road work in northern B.C.

Everything you need to know about summer road work in northern B.C.

These are the major paving projects planned for summer 2022
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Collision victim's bid to overturn Workers' Comp decision fails

Collision victim's bid to overturn Workers' Comp decision fails

Log processor remains subject to WorkSafeBC care and rehabilitation despite suffering serious injuries in collision while driving home
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Parents’ refugee journey inspires UNBC student to achieve academic dreams

Parents’ refugee journey inspires UNBC student to achieve academic dreams

Zoe Kore was awarded the Governor’s General Silver Medal at UNBC convocation
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