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Columnist, author to talk about First World War

Columnist, author to talk about First World War

Internationally-syndicated columnist, author and Academy Award-nominated broadcaster Gwynne Dyer will be giving a free public lecture at UNBC on Thursday evening.
Close shave

Close shave

By now there will be some sprouts of growth just south of many male noses around the city, as men keep a stiff upper lip in the battle against cancer.
Parallel election gets students to vote

Parallel election gets students to vote

Grade 9 student Neyve Eggar is used to talking politics. Her mother teaches political science at the university and dinner conversation can sometimes delve into topics covering issues usually reserved for the classroom.
Journal offers look inside prison camp

Journal offers look inside prison camp

Captain Ian Bruce Macaskie was an officer with the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. He was with the British Expeditionary Force in France and was captured by the Germans during rear-guard action in 1940. He spent five years in prison camps.
Missing man located

Missing man located

Police have located a Prince George man who was reported missing on Saturday. On Saturday morning police issued a call for anyone with information about the whereabouts of Kale Alexander Welsh, 26 to contact them. Welsh had been missing since 11 p.m.

Unemployment drops to 4.9 per cent

The city's unemployment rate stood at a rock-bottom 4.9 per cent in October, according to Statistics Canada labour market survey numbers released Friday. That's down from an already low 5.2 per cent in September.

Making mental health matter on campus

It can be a hard time of year for post-secondary students struggling to balance the sometimes all-encompassing demands of looming deadlines and back-to-back midterms, while juggling work and personal life, for some at an institution far from home.

UNBC waiving tuition for youth in care

The University of Northern British Columbia is making it easier for current or former youth in the care of a government agency to attend university.

Rebates offered to trade-in older wood burning stoves

The provincial government is providing $12,000 to the Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable to encourage residents to replace their old wood stoves with cleaner burning models.

Off-road vehicle registration begins Nov. 17

A one-time registration system for off-road vehicles will be launched on Nov. 17, the provincial government said Friday.