Local News

Prince George was on the lips of two candidates for the B.C. Liberal Party leadership, this past weekend. On Sunday it was disclosed by challenger Kevin Falcon that he would be personally making a special announcement in B.C.

Five people were sent to hospital after two vehicles collided on Highway 97 near Williams Lake, just south of the Sugarcane Reserve. The motor vehicle incident happened Saturday just after 9 a.m.

A College of New Caledonia (CNC) nursing instructor is asking health professionals in the Prince George area to clean out their closets and donate their gently-used uniforms and scrubs to the college.

Prince George RCMP hit the jackpot Jan. 19 when they arrested a local man who had stolen a Mazda pickup truck from the Superstore parking lot.

A man who threatened to blow up an Islamic mosque is the subject of a B.C.-wide search.

An 18-year-old Prince George youth was caught in the act of breaking and entering a residence Wednesday in the 1700 block of 17th Avenue. Brandon Michael Felix entered the home through the living room window, but his attempt was soon foiled.

The zoning battle between a residential neighbourhood and City Hall is ramping up.

Enbridge Inc. has confirmed Sinopec Corp., China's largest-oil refiner, is part of a consortium of producers and refiners that provided $100 million to push its controversial Northern Gateway project through the regulatory process.

Homeowners seeking a way out of high-interest debt will shoulder the biggest burden from the federal government's recently-announced steps to toughen up mortgage lending, according to a Prince George mortgage broker.

The sister of a Highway of Tears victim encouraged former B.C. Supreme Court Justice Wally Oppal to visit the small towns along the stretch when the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry begins formal hearings later this year.