Local News

The city is in search of ideas for four displays of public art to grace the new pavilion at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park .

A deadline looms for provincial charges to be laid in the failure of the tailings dam at Imperial Metals' Mount Polley mine, but the B.C. Conservation Officer Service says the investigation has not finished.

Karle Nooski is going to visit his big family in Nautley. It's been so long that he had tears in his eyes just talking about it.

Premier Christy Clark and BC Green Leader Andrew Weaver set their sights on Site C as B.C.'s legislative assembly is set to return to work on Thursday. Both made a stop in Fort St.

Pickle ball. Confusing for some, entertaining for others, it could remain a mystery, but not for those who register with the Active Aging Project to be introduced to the popular activity at the Northern Sport Centre on July 12.

The Seniors Info Fair will once again be held in Kin 3 during the British Columbia Northern Exhibition (BCNE) on Aug. 17 at the fair grounds.

The Exploration Place has a unique relationship with the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and part of it has to do with location.

The numbers were up on a handful of fronts at the Prince George Public Library during 2016. According to its annual report, 27,900 people attended library programs over the year, a 26 per cent jump over 2015.

Lyle Toderovich received recognition for achieving excellence when he was in cadets while growing up in Alberta. Now, 47 years later, history repeated itself when Toderovich's son Vincent, was recently recognized for excellence in cadets in B.C.

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - One person needed to be pulled to safety after an early morning wash out along a rural British Columbia highway swept away at least one vehicle. A news release from North District RCMP say the wash out occurred just after 3 a.m.