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‘It’s a chance to bring something to life’: Pygmalion comes to Prince George’s Theatre NorthWest

‘It’s a chance to bring something to life’: Pygmalion comes to Prince George’s Theatre NorthWest

Stage readings continue to be embraced by audiences during COVID-19
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Ethan Floris is the 14th Cariboo Cougar to commit to 2020-21 junior ‘A’ hockey

Ethan Floris is the 14th Cariboo Cougar to commit to 2020-21 junior ‘A’ hockey

Vanderhoof product was an alternate captain last season
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Canada ready to help citizens in U.S. in case of post-election disruption: Freeland

Canada ready to help citizens in U.S. in case of post-election disruption: Freeland

OTTAWA — Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada's diplomats will be ready to help Canadians living south of the border if there's trouble in the United States after election day.
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Elections BC has received almost 90 per cent of both Prince George ridings' requested vote-by-mail packages

Elections BC has received almost 90 per cent of both Prince George ridings' requested vote-by-mail packages

Roughly 88 per cent of the province sent back their packages to date
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Seniors surveyed fear dying of loneliness more than COVID-19: advocate

Seniors surveyed fear dying of loneliness more than COVID-19: advocate

People living in care homes are more afraid of dying of loneliness than of COVID-19, says a new report from the province’s watchdog for seniors.
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Woman sentenced for child pornography

Woman sentenced for child pornography

A Prince George woman was sentenced Tuesday to a further seven years and nine months in prison for making and sharing pornographic images and videos centred on a six-year-old girl.
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On Our Radar: McDonald’s morning breakfast runs in Prince George to soon benefit Spirit of the North

On Our Radar: McDonald’s morning breakfast runs in Prince George to soon benefit Spirit of the North

Buying that daily McMuffin sandwich Nov. 27-Dec. 2 will mean just a little bit extra
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British Columbians' heads in the sand once government support runs out: survey

British Columbians' heads in the sand once government support runs out: survey

As B.C. battles its way through the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, many British Columbians are reacting to the continual financial headwinds by burying their head in the sand.
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Prince George Community Foundation offering $40K to organizations supporting gender equality

Prince George Community Foundation offering $40K to organizations supporting gender equality

Initiative separately allocated $5,000 to foundation in 100 Mile House, totalling $45,000
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Smelling salts found mixed in with B.C. child's Halloween treats

Smelling salts found mixed in with B.C. child's Halloween treats

Victoria police are investigating after smelling salts were found in a child’s Halloween candy. Police were called to Arm Street in Esquimalt about 6:30 p.m. Sunday after the item was located.
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