Local News

An officer from outside the Prince George RCMP detachment should be assigned to investigate a local aboriginal woman's allegations of sexual assault against several detachment officers, says the B.C. Civil Liberties Association.

The funny man who wears size 29 shoes, has the gift of the gab, and comes from McDonaldland somewhere beyond Never-Never Land came to Prince George Wednesday to help launch the Family Place and Resource Library in the pediatrics ward at UHNBC.

City councillor Cameron Stolz is expected to announce tomorrow that he'll be seeking the Conservative Party candidacy in Prince George-Peace River tomorrow.

The most utilitarian canvasses ever painted on in the city are now being unveiled. Two BC Hydro electrical boxes have been transformed thanks to the City of Prince George and three more have been facelifted by the Ministry of Transportation.

The first mainstage concert of the PGSO's 40th season featured the music of two influential composers - Mendelssohn and Mozart.

Part 1 in a two-part analysis of RCMP costs in Prince George and across the province. The faster the city can get to work on the new RCMP building, the cheaper it will be for the taxpayer.

The need is so great and the number of hungry so many, the Salvation Army in Prince George is starting its Christmas Kettle campaign now with a new feature.

To help keep the homeless warm this winter, a Share-The-Warmth fashion show is being held by local boutiques Butterfly Threads and Vanilla at 7 p.m. Oct. 23 at Coast Inn of the North.

The Barkerville Heritage Trust will receive $247,000 for an urgent infrastructure project at the provincial heritage site, said Kevin Krueger, Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts in a recent news release.

Today is World Teachers' Day and many countries celebrate to acknowledge the 55 million teachers' contribution to students.