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Spruce beetle not fazed by recent coldsnap

Spruce beetle not fazed by recent coldsnap

Between Jan. 3 and 8 the temperature hit a low of -32 and stayed under -22 for those six days.
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Sunshine, above-average winter warmth predicted for P.G.

Sunshine, above-average winter warmth predicted for P.G.

Spring due to arrive in less than 56 days
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Technology supports aging in the north

Technology supports aging in the north

Technology is being studied and offered as a way to make life a little easier for those aging in the north.
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Foul play suspected in death of man in Williams Lake

Foul play suspected in death of man in Williams Lake

RCMP called to home on Carson Drive early Saturday morning
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Actor brings movie to Prince George, coming full circle

Actor brings movie to Prince George, coming full circle

Movie star, Laura Mitchell, comes back to Prince George to film a movie she has written and will direct, to give back to the community that gave her so much.
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Nearly 200 new COVID-19 cases reported in Northern B.C. on Friday

Nearly 200 new COVID-19 cases reported in Northern B.C. on Friday

Active cases in the region flat
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Prince George schools seeing increase in teacher and student absences during Omicron wave

Prince George schools seeing increase in teacher and student absences during Omicron wave

‘Potential activity’ letters are sent home if 25 per cent of a class has been absent because of illness
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City council livestream to include closed captions

City council livestream to include closed captions

Prince George city council meetings are stream live online
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Wedding shop owner tries to stay positive amid pandemic restrictions

Wedding shop owner tries to stay positive amid pandemic restrictions

Hotel, community hall operators adapting to stay busy
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First special needs school in B.C. built in Prince George, student finds

First special needs school in B.C. built in Prince George, student finds

The Aurora School, built in one day on June 21, 1958, is believed to be the first BC school for children with special needs. It took a community effort to make it possible and one local student wants to hear from people who were students or staff.
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