Local News

When the federal Liberal party elects their new leader, the votes coming from the less-populated ridings will be just as important as those from the urban centres.

When a person asks the standard question 'how are you?' the expected answer is 'fine'.

A two-vehicle collision north of Prince George has claimed a life.

The YMCA has been selected as one of four national charities to participate in Target Canada's "Give with Target" Facebook campaign.

A federal recovery strategy for the southern mountain caribou is still a year away, the National Energy Board Joint Review Panel into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline heard Friday.

The Prince George SPCA will be offering a big break on the cost of adopting a cat or kitten from the shelter for the next two weeks. Starting Tuesday and continuing through to Dec. 8, kittens will be available for $62.50 and cats for $47.

Pacific Western Brewing employees are still waiting to hear if they face layoffs over the Christmas season.

The news from the negotiating front was not good Thursday for the College of New Caledonia. But, for the moment, unions representing support staff at CNC and several other B.C. colleges won't be walking off the job again.

Santa made his first appearance in Prince George this year in dramatic fashion Wednesday evening to kick off the 25th annual Tree of Lights campaign. Jolly Old St.

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club has sold its property on North Nechako Road, ending a chapter in the club's history which could have seen it leave its iconic location.