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Prince George Chamber of Commerce and Lheidli T’enneh sign historic agreement

Prince George Chamber of Commerce and Lheidli T’enneh sign historic agreement

The two groups have signed a partnership agreement committing to joint advocacy
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The Exploration Place receives $750K federal grant

The Exploration Place receives $750K federal grant

The Prince George museum and science centre is expected to open in September, following an expanded renovation
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Police nab four drunk drivers leaving softball field

Police nab four drunk drivers leaving softball field

Driving prohibitions issued and vehicles impounded after three produced "fail" and one produced "warn" on approved screening device
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College of New Caledonia to celebrate one of its largest graduating classes

College of New Caledonia to celebrate one of its largest graduating classes

Ceremonies for grads from over three years will be celebrated in Prince George, Quesnel
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Crown counsel launches proceedings against pipeline blockaders

Crown counsel launches proceedings against pipeline blockaders

The B.C. Prosecution Service has filed notices of criminal contempt against 15 people for allegedly violating injunction against interfering with Coastal GasLink's construction activities.
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Non-profits get over $130k in Prince George Community Foundation grants

Non-profits get over $130k in Prince George Community Foundation grants

Over 20 local organizations will receive funding
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Prince George Public Library hosts travelling Sixties Scoop Exhibit

Prince George Public Library hosts travelling Sixties Scoop Exhibit

The one-day exhibit is free to view and will wrap up on June 1 at 5 p.m.
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Brutal stabbing earns life without parole for 15 years

Brutal stabbing earns life without parole for 15 years

Judge confirms term for Dennis Daniel Gladue for second-degree murder of Christin Marion West in her Prince George apartment
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Prince George’s lowest-paid workers got a $0.45 per hour raise today

Prince George’s lowest-paid workers got a $0.45 per hour raise today

B.C.’s minimum wage rose from $15.20 per hour to $15.65 per hour as of June 1.
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B.C. firm with Prince George ties lands $7.85M bridge deal in northwest B.C.

B.C. firm with Prince George ties lands $7.85M bridge deal in northwest B.C.

Surespan Construction was awarded the contract to repair a bridge on Highway 37, north of Meziadin Junction.
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