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B.C. has the power to limit non-essential travel into the province: constitutional law professor

B.C. has the power to limit non-essential travel into the province: constitutional law professor

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Northern B.C. sees 356 COVID-19 cases in seven day period

Northern B.C. sees 356 COVID-19 cases in seven day period

Region continues to see cases increase
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Vanderhoof, Fort St. James receive first vaccine shipments

Vanderhoof, Fort St. James receive first vaccine shipments

Sara Guenther was first in line.
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First Pfizer doses in Fort St. John

First Pfizer doses in Fort St. John

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'The demand for what we do skyrocketed': child hunger issue worsened by pandemic, says B.C. charity

'The demand for what we do skyrocketed': child hunger issue worsened by pandemic, says B.C. charity

Backpack Buddies organization helps fill ‘weekend hunger gap’ throughout Lower Mainland and beyond
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Ice fishing challenge will Shake Off the Blues

Ice fishing challenge will Shake Off the Blues

The first annual Shake Off the Blues ice fishing challenge takes place February 13 to March 7 and there's as much as $8,000 in prize money to be won for those lucky enough to catch the biggest kokanee, lake trout, brook trout and rainbow trout in the
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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Temps may dip to -20 C overnight
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Two more deaths recorded from COVID-19 outbreak in UHNBC's Internal Medicine Unit

Two more deaths recorded from COVID-19 outbreak in UHNBC's Internal Medicine Unit

Death toll rises to five
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Jubilee Lodge COVID outbreak nearing end

Jubilee Lodge COVID outbreak nearing end

There are only two remaining active cases of COVID-19 in the deadly Jubilee Lodge outbreak that claimed the lives of 14 residents.
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'Do not make plans,' warns Henry in plea to stem Family Day travel

'Do not make plans,' warns Henry in plea to stem Family Day travel

B.C.'s top doc says travel should remain essential, with a focus on staying local, until at least the summer
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