Local News

The end of camping season means the city's bylaw department will be moving towards taking a closer look at how residents are parking their recreational vehicles.

Convicted serial killer Cody Allan Legebokoff will be just 45 years old when he becomes eligible for full parole under the sentence he was issued this week for the first degree murders of three women and a teenage girl.

Business MVPs had their opportunity to take centre ice Thursday afternoon with the unveiling of the shortlist of the 2014 Business Excellence Award nominees.

School is back. BCTF president Jim Iker announced Thursday night that teachers voted 86 per cent to ratify a six-year deal with the provincial government. The vote ends the longest provincewide strike in B.C.

A man was killed Wednesday in an exchange of gunfire during a standoff near Valemount with an RCMP emergency response team, the Independent Investigations Office said. The man died at the scene while a woman is receiving medical care.

The 2014 Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure will be held Sunday, October 5 this year starting at the Prince George Civic Centre.

During World Alzheimer's Awareness month, the ME in Dementia: Increasing Understanding Along the Dementia Journey conference took place Tuesday at the Ramada Hotel.

The 10th annual Evening of Pink will be held Saturday at the Prince George Civic Centre.

Construction began on nine new homes in Prince George and area last month, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The Prince George Farmers' Market, Nancy O's Restaurant and Terri McClymont are the local winners of the We Heart Local Awards, presented by the B.C. Agriculture Council.