Local News

Ex-spouses who fail to live up to their family maintenance obligations could more quickly lose their drivers licences under a legislative amendment introduced this week in the provincial legislature.

A new survey conducted by undergraduate students at UNBC on the topic of electoral reform may be cause for political watchers in B.C. to sit up and take note.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to possessing fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking.

A man suspected of committing serious crimes in New Hazelton could be in Prince George.

Farmers and artists are uniting in a downtown location. The City of Prince George is hoping the area's main two groups in their professions will inject new life and new economy into the downtown core - in fact, they are banking on it.

The provincial government acknowledged has the contributions of a long-time Prince George Search and Rescue volunteer.

A long-awaited trial for a man accused of illegally stashing away a trove of guns began Tuesday with a challenge under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

A 76-year old McBride man was given a 30 month jail term Tuesday morning after a judge dismissed his counsel's argument that a jail sentence would be grossly disproportionate.

CN Rail is investing big money in the Prince George area this construction season. The national railway's vice-president of corporate services and chief legal officer Sean Finn was in the city last week for a trio of duties.

City hall is seeking the public's approval to borrow more than $6 million to replace several pieces of mobile equipment and a culvert replacement project in the Hart. Under Mobile Equipment Financing Bylaw No.