Local News

B.C. Hydro executive Doug Little said today northern B.C. is critically important as a prospective power generator through the proposed $7.

Rio Tinto Alcan is forging ahead with a $2.5-billion rebuild of its Kitimat aluminum smelter in Northern B.C., which is expected to provide benefits throughout the region as far east as Prince George.

A member of a Prince George gang was arrested in a drug raid at a home on the northern edge of the city Thursday. A marijuana grow-operation was also seized.

A new biosolids controversy is flaring up outside Prince George.

A Prince George lawyer is expressing relief at the province's decision to restore funding for auxiliary and part-time courtroom sheriffs.

UNBC is hosting the first ever Prince George Raise-a-Reader Writer's Camp and the deadline for interested students to enter has been extended until July 1.

Two Bear Lake men will receive medals of bravery from the Governor General. Ratko Djuric and Barry Nilsen will be presented with the medals, the Governor General said Thursday, for rescuing a woman from her burning home nearly three years ago.

Prince George-Peace River MP Bob Zimmer has been appointed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper to sit on the agriculture and agri-food standing committee.

If you want to step back in time and explore what it was like to live a life on the rails then the Prince George Railway Museum is the place to be.

More details have emerged on new, long-term woodland licences that will be made available to First Nations.