Local News

Those wishing to honour the memory of the 14 women who lost their lives in the Montreal Massacre 25 years ago are welcome to attend a memorial in UNBC's Winter Garden at noon on Tuesday.

There's nothing wrong with her leg, but Brittney Monks will have major surgery on it in the new year. Part of the bone in her lower leg will be used to recreate her lower left jaw bone that she will soon lose to cancer.

Local businessman T.J. Grewal will meet with supporters on Sunday evening to decide who they will endorse in the race to replace longtime Cariboo-Prince George MP Dick Harris.

For Brother Michael, his first year with the Prince George SOB group consisted of a lot of listening. Michael, 65, has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which is a progressive lung disease that makes it difficult to breathe.

At 29.5 metres, the Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George isn't that tall in conventional building terms - officially six floors, but topping out at a height of about eight storeys.

The executive director of the Helicopter Emergency Response Operations Society (HEROS) says she should know by the end of January whether there is enough support to bring dedicated emergency medical helicopter service to northern B.C.

A man reported missing earlier this month has been located and is safe. Curtis Dale Myers, 50, was located by investigators in another community, Prince George RCMP said Friday. Police had issued a bulletin Nov.

Prince George Search and Rescue will continue searching the Willow River area for a missing 49-year-old woman on Saturday morning.

Shirley Gratton puts together Bea's Tree Thursday at the Festival of Trees. Bea Dezell bought the tree in the early 50's from Perry's Pharmacy. She used the tree to help celebrate Christmas with her Brownie Pack for close to 15 years.

Good deed doers are being sought out by Mr. Mike's Steakhouse Casual for their Deeds Well Done program until Dec. 31.