Local News

Maintenance work is scheduled for Highway 16 from Vanderhoof to Fraser Lake over the next two days, reducing traffic to single lane in the following spots: - from 15 km east of Vanderhoof to 30 km east of Vanderhoof today until 3 p.m.

For the last 15 years, student smiles have gleamed a little brighter thanks to a partnership with the College of New Caledonia's dental program. "Seal in a Smile" is back in schools this month.

The Weather Network issued a long-range forecast Tuesday calling for a warm, dry summer for most of British Columbia, including the Central Interior, that will bring some minuses to go along with the pluses.

Aboriginal nations concerned about the possibility of another Mount Polley Mine disaster have examined the potential dangers at other mines. A report released today by the B.C.

Two Hart-area schools were locked down early Tuesday afternoon after Prince George RCMP received a report of a group of youths with what appeared to be a pellet gun.

After a successful first attempt to cash mob a local business, the Prince George Chamber of Commerce and Hell Yeah Prince George are teaming up a second time for Cash Mob 2.0. First it was Books & Co.

Whether it's an individual, business or organization, the provincial government is seeking nominations for the multicultural awards. "Cultural diversity helps create a strong and vibrant social and economic future for British Columbia.

Skyfest 2015, Quesnel's International Airshow, takes to the skies July 31 to August 2. The Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Armed Forces featuring the CF-18 Hornet fighter jet will join the Snowbirds demonstration team.

Often a candidate in local elections, Trent Derrick will be seeking to be the NDP's candidate in Cariboo-Prince George when the next federal election is held. A date for a nomination meeting has not yet been set.

The Fraser River's level at South Fort George is on the rise as increased releases from the Skins Lake Spillway travel downstream. As of early Monday afternoon, the level stood at 8.7 metres, up from 8.