Local News

To the chagrin of some of its neighbours, the Cowboy Ranch Restaurant on Queensway and La Salle Ave will be cooking up steaks a little later on weekends. The restaurant is currently divided into an 80-seat pub and a 170-seat restaurant.

Local pulp mills are having trouble getting enough rail cars to get their product to market.

Local artist and author Jae Waller will be launching her new young adult fantasy novel series, set in a world resembling colonial-era northern B.C.

Seniors with no insurance coverage can get free dental procedures during the Give Back Smile Back initiative offered by Family Dental Care April 14 and 15, during national Oral Health Month.

Drivers are being urged to be cautious when they take to the roads this Easter long weekend.

Get ready to hit the slope - April 21 has been declared Climb for Cancer Day. That's when teams and individuals will take to the cutbank to raise money for Canadian Cancer Society's Kordyban Lodge.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured when their snowmobile crashed near Vanderhoof on Sunday evening, RCMP said.

Prince George RCMP are investigating a suspicious death and have released the name of the victim in its search for answers.

One person was killed Monday morning when two commercial trucks collided on Highway 97 near the Dunkley Lumber sawmill, Quesnel RCMP said. RCMP were called to the scene at 8:19 a.m.

In her season-ending race, biathlete Emily Dickson was back on familiar turf – the high platform on the medal podium. The 20-year-old from Burns Lake won the junior women’s (19-20-year-old) individual mass start event Sunday in Charlo, N.B.