Local News

If you think the state of the city's roads are bad, you should see what lies beneath.

The Prince George Airport Authority took another step towards carving out a spot in the air cargo business Wednesday.

In what the B.C. Public School Employers' Association is calling an illegal strike, public school teachers are not engaging in after-hours activities at their schools and students are suffering the consequences.

Back by popular demand for his fourth term as chair of the School District 57 District Parent Advisory Council, Don Sabo knows he won't serve in that position for a fifth year.

The fund for employees who lost their jobs as a result of the explosion and fire that destroyed the Lakeland Mills sawmill two weeks ago continues to grow.

Police are investigating a suspicious death in Prince George, but the circumstances are still undetermined.

Cries of joy could be heard from both animal and owner Tuesday morning after a missing dog was returned home. After two days of searching and hundreds of tips, Mya the Siberian husky has made it home safe and sound.

City council will consider a seven-point proposal from Coun. Brian Skakun to deal with the state of Prince George's roads when they meet again in three weeks time.

Cool visitor on top of the old Land Rover at Margaret and Gerry Bolduc's house on Olympia Place in the Hart.

July 23 can't come soon enough for Telus and several other utility operators in the province whose cable infrastructure has been attacked by metal thieves.