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CNC light in the dark with greenhouse project

CNC light in the dark with greenhouse project

This winter the College of New Caledonia will test new LED light systems in greenhouses to stimulate growth in environments with poor natural light.
Join the Community Conversation about organ donation

Join the Community Conversation about organ donation

Organ donation. The subject is one that sparks strong opinions. To share those ideas, residents are invited to attend the Kidney Foundation's Prince George Community Conversation Sunday at the Coast Inn of the North from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Toy Drive recycles in a positive way

Toy Drive recycles in a positive way

Everybody needs a new-to-you toy during the holidays and REAPS 18th Annual Recycle Toy Drive makes sure those in need will have something under the tree this Christmas. The toy drive takes place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
New UNBC chair sees forests for the trees

New UNBC chair sees forests for the trees

Prince George has a new forestry mind in town, a man who's main goal is to mix it up in the realm of Mixedwood ecology. Che Elkin, the new chair of Mixedwood Ecology at the University of Northern B.C.
Women return as councillors

Women return as councillors

For whatever reason voters had when marking ballots for city council, they made the decision to add three women to the group.
Arrest made in Valemount assault

Arrest made in Valemount assault

A 41-year-old man turned himself into Valemount RCMP on Monday after allegedly assaulting at 61-year-old woman in her home. RCMP were called to the scene, a 1000-block 14th Ave. home, at about noon and the man turned himself in at about 2:30 p.m.
Operation Red Nose remains short on volunteers

Operation Red Nose remains short on volunteers

Operation Red Nose remains in desperate need of volunteers. With the first night of the designated driving service a mere 10 days away, it's just one-third towards its goal of 450 volunteers.
Woman jumps into Nechako

Woman jumps into Nechako

A woman survived a freezing swim across the Nechako River early Tuesday afternoon but the dog she was trying to rescue remains unaccounted for, Prince George RCMP said. At about 1:30 p.m., B.C.
Suspects sought in pair of muggings

Suspects sought in pair of muggings

Prince George RCMP is asking for the public's help in tracking down three people believed to have committed two assault and robberies in the city. The first occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 28, when police received a call at 4:30 a.m.
Escapee sentenced to six months in jail

Escapee sentenced to six months in jail

The Prince George Regional Correctional Centre inmate who escaped from a work crew last week has been sentenced to six months in jail. Randy Ray Henricks, 38, was issued the term Monday in Prince George provincial court.