Local News

As a new MP, getting public feedback is part of Bob Zimmer's learning curve.

The city's real estate market enjoyed a rebound in 2011 following a three-year slide, numbers from the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board are showing.

Despite not quite reaching their record in rides, the group behind Operation Red Nose said they're "ecstatic" about the 2011 campaign.

City lawyers restrict services to protest province's lack of legal aid funding

Taking your spouse out dancing used to be considered the ultimate date night. On New Year's Eve the organizers of Boogie with the Stars decided to bring the old tradition back by hosting an evening full of glamour, sequins and quick steps.

Nearly half of British Columbians support construction of the Northern Gateway pipeline, according to results of a poll commissioned by the project's main proponent released this week.

The fire response at Meadowbrook Apartments did not go smoothly. Residents had to contend with a sudden evacuation into the cold night of New Year's Day, and more than an hour of shivering in the elements.

The Prince George Metis community is mourning the loss of one of B.C.'s most noted cultural figures, a former local resident. Ray Harrold was living in the Fort St.

The New Year's Day fire at Meadowbrook Apartments was the first one to succeed in doing structural damage, but it was not the first suspicious blaze at that address.

At the top of the stairs in the main branch of the public library there's already a new adult information desk while 48 new shelves are being assembled this week to showcase the library's extensive paperback collection.