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Flair Airlines to resume Prince George operations in May

Flair Airlines to resume Prince George operations in May

Services had been disrupted amid COVID-19
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‘This can really save someone’s life’: Rural B.C. nurses trained to prescribe pharmaceutical alternatives to illicit drugs

‘This can really save someone’s life’: Rural B.C. nurses trained to prescribe pharmaceutical alternatives to illicit drugs

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Why Canadians put their trust in the web for nutrition advice

Why Canadians put their trust in the web for nutrition advice

More than half of Canadians trust social media and blogs over doctors and nutritionists, according to a recent study.
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First Nations sign agreements to receive detailed COVID-19 case numbers

First Nations sign agreements to receive detailed COVID-19 case numbers

Multiple First Nations say more work needs to be done after signing COVID-19 sharing agreements with B.C.’s provincial health officer that provide more detailed information about case numbers in nearby communities. Nearly two months after B.C.
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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Seriously, layer up!!!
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Pandemic claims three more lives in northern B.C.

Pandemic claims three more lives in northern B.C.

COVID-19 claimed three more lives in the Northern Health region on Tuesday, bringing the region's death toll from the pandemic to 90.
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Civil forfeiture targets deny wrongdoing

Civil forfeiture targets deny wrongdoing

A Prince George man and woman are denying a claim by the B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office that their two homes are the proceeds and instruments of unlawful activity.
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B.C. records four additional COVID-19 deaths, Northern Health adds 37 new cases

B.C. records four additional COVID-19 deaths, Northern Health adds 37 new cases

Death toll now at 1,263
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Five Prince George non-profits to get B.C. community gaming grant funding

Five Prince George non-profits to get B.C. community gaming grant funding

Funding is targeted at boosting conservation and public safety programs
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Verdict upgraded to first-degree murder in 2015 shooting death

Verdict upgraded to first-degree murder in 2015 shooting death

The B.C. Court of Appeal has raised a conviction for a man involved in a drug-related shooting death outside of Prince George to first-degree murder.
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