Local News

It's back to square one for a local man who filed a small claims lawsuit against the Prince George Regional Correctional Centre after his jaw was broken by a sucker punch while he was incarcerated in the facility. In a notice of claim filed Dec.

Prince George's small sinkhole has been fixed. The culprit was a broken main, the city said in a release Thursday, and traffic has returned to normal.

Each of the Prince George and District Elizabeth Fry Society and Carrier Sekani Family Services are receiving $125,000 in grants from the provincial government's civil and criminal forfeiture programs.

The provincial government is seeking comments about proposed changes to the way BC Parks informs the public about permits authorizing activities in parks, protected areas, recreation areas, conservancies, and ecological reserves.

Be prepared, stay focused and avoid distractions That's the message Insurance Corporation of British Columbia has for drivers who plan to take to the highways this Easter long weekend.

Two men have been arrested and RCMP are seeking an arrest warrant for a third following break and enters at three businesses along the 1900-block of Victoria Street early Tuesday morning. Responding at 4 a.m.

Public comments are being accepted on a discussion paper released this week as part of a review of the annual allowable cut for the Prince George timber supply area.

Canada and especially smaller communities like Prince George should be concerned by the Liberal spending, said the city's Conservative Members of Parliament.

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista likes what he's reading in the Prince George Citizen.

A provincial government social media campaign that encourages British Columbians to speak up about domestic violence has been expanded to target attitudes towards sexual assault among young adults.