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Prince George's unemployment rate took a slight hit in August

Prince George's unemployment rate took a slight hit in August

B.C., Canada and Prince George all see unemployment rise in August
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This is how much Prince George landlords can jack up your rent

This is how much Prince George landlords can jack up your rent

Don't be surprised if your landlord knocks on your door to give you warning your rent is going up
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Rain helping to contain wildfires around Prince George

Rain helping to contain wildfires around Prince George

No growth anticipated for the remaining wildfires in the Prince George Fire Centre
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There are less new homeowners in Prince George than five years ago

There are less new homeowners in Prince George than five years ago

Has the housing crisis had an impact on homeownership? Signs point to yes
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Prince George's post-secondary schools announce leadership futures

Prince George's post-secondary schools announce leadership futures

Current UNBC President earns contract renewal while CNC President announces retirement
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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Sunday once again forecast to be cloudy with a chance of showers
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Local Parkinson's group holds annual walk in the park

Local Parkinson's group holds annual walk in the park

The annual Prince George Parkinson SuperWalk was held Saturday afternoon at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park and about 130 people were on site to show their support for those afflicted with the neurodegenerative condition.
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Opinion: Pipeline halt’s ironic spillover effect

Opinion: Pipeline halt’s ironic spillover effect

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B.C. still the ‘laggard’ in online voting ahead of elections

B.C. still the ‘laggard’ in online voting ahead of elections

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Wool gathering for Fibre Friends

Wool gathering for Fibre Friends

Like a city full of cats, Prince George gets to play with string all this week. For the second time in as many years a team of local knitters and crocheters, spinners and weavers are pulling back the curtain on a festival of handmade textiles.
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