Local News

The College of New Caledonia is facing a projected budget shortfall of approximately $1.85 million next year, board members heard during their meeting on Friday in Prince George.

A teenage girl was found deceased when Burns Lake police attended a home on Uncha Mountain Road on the afternoon of Jan. 26.

A nominee for the Conservative Party candidacy in Prince George-Peace River says he'll seek reform of Canada's "open-house immigration and refugee system" if elected.

A man who distributed leaflets in a northern B.C. community alleging his toddler-aged grandchild was being sexual abused by his stepmother has been ordered to stay out of the town for three years.

City Hall's fees for developing new private sector infrastructure is increasing by 10 per cent virtually immediately. Council this week approved the decision to hike development transaction costs, and bigger hikes are expected in the year ahead.

With Ridley Terminals in Prince Rupert at or near its coal-handling capacity, a prospective coal project in Northern B.C. could be left without a viable export option. Ridley just signed a five-year deal with St.

The geographic location and demographics of Northern Health (NH) Authority are being attributed to the unsuccessful attempt to establish a patient transport pilot project.

Cancer treatment for northern B.C. residents took another step forward Friday with the arrival of a medical oncologist for the B.C. Cancer Agency Centre for the North. Dr. Suresh Katakkar will be working full time, along with Dr.

Sacred Heart elementary school has received a $1,000 grant to make improvements to its organic garden.

As local charities struggle through cuts in gaming grants, B.C.'s casino operators - including Treasure Cove - are getting some of their revenue back from the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC).