Local News

Disabled Prince George resident Tony Wedzinga is taking his protest to the streets after a favourable ruling from the Residential Tenancy Branch has still failed to resolve his landlord's neglect.

Local children who may not get the chance to attend summer camp still got a taste of something special yesterday.

Sprott-Shaw Community College in Prince George is among 13 private post-secondary institutions whose students will not have access to financial assistance for at least two years, according to information provided Wednesday by the advanced education m

There is still some summer left and in Prince George, a river runs through it.

Prince George RCMP shed further light Thursday on how social media played a roll in tracking down and arresting the prime suspect in a fatal shooting, during the first-degree murder trial for Anthony Robert Willier at the Prince George courthouse.

The YMCA and the Child Care and Resource and Referral Program of B.C. are offering the Good Beginnings Child Care course starting in September.

A hot pot caused the evacuation of six apartments on Carney Street in the wee hours of Thursday. Prince George Fire Rescue Service got the alarm at 4 a.m. from apartment 201 in a six-plex in the 300 block of Carney Street.

RCMP investigators say they're are actively but secretively working on the biggest crime question of 2010. Who killed Darren Munch? "It is still a priority for the detachment," said Prince George RCMP spokesman Cpl. Craig Douglass.

The 9th annual Tim Horton's Little Britches rodeo has wrangled its way back to the Nukko Lake Arena.

A local man trying to follow the money at Prince George's City Hall was shocked to discover the sizable sum he would have to shell out himself.