Local News

McBride Secondary School is getting its boiler replaced as part of green upgrades at 27 B.C. schools. Funding for the $345,000 project was announced by the Ministry of Education Wednesday.

Police and volunteers have registered more than 500 bicycles through the 529 Garage program, Prince George RCMP said Wednesday. And they're not stopping there.

The provincial government released a strategy Wednesday to ease the impact of a looming fall-down in the annual allowable cut as the aftermath of the mountain pine beetle epidemic takes hold in B.C.'s forests.

The Prince George Citizen has announced the 2016 Reader's Choice Awards. Flip through the digital version of the publication below or click here.

Two men pleaded guilty Wednesday to second-degree murder in the January 2012 death of Fribjon Bjornson, whose remains were found in an abandoned home on the Nak'azdli reserve adjacent to Fort St. James.

Crime rates among young adults spike immediately after they reach drinking age, according to a new study by a Prince George researcher.

Residents hoping to sway the mayor and city councillors with well-argued oratory will have to be more succinct with new rules for public hearings taking effect.

A conference on helping people dealing with past trauma will be held this fall in the city. Prince George RCMP's victim services and community policing sections will be hosting "Healing Through Learning: Trauma-Informed Practice in Northern B.C.

The B.C. Wildfire Service is lifting a ban on small-scale open burning in the Prince George Fire Centre.

North District RCMP and the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia are urging drivers to take care as they head out onto the highways this Labour Day long weekend. Last year, 16 people were injured in 120 crashes in North Central B.C.