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B.C. man under investigation for allegedly feeding Timbits to grizzly bears again

B.C. man under investigation for allegedly feeding Timbits to grizzly bears again

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Policing searching for pick up involved in hit and run

Policing searching for pick up involved in hit and run

The search is on for a vehicle involved in a hit and run where an adult male was severely injured. The incident took place on Sept. 7 at about 10:30 p.m.
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Taseko gets award for northern B.C. mine reclamation

Taseko gets award for northern B.C. mine reclamation

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Opinion: Navigating holidays during COVID-19 demands creative thinking

Opinion: Navigating holidays during COVID-19 demands creative thinking

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B.C. Supreme Court hears petition for judicial review of Coastal GasLink certificate

B.C. Supreme Court hears petition for judicial review of Coastal GasLink certificate

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Permanent fish-passage solutions considered at Big Bar landslide

Permanent fish-passage solutions considered at Big Bar landslide

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Missing mushroom picker in northern B.C. found dead

Missing mushroom picker in northern B.C. found dead

A missing mushroom picker in northwestern B.C. who had been missing for two weeks has been found dead. Thomas Dennis, 79, was last seen on Sept. 16 by another mushroom picker near the Price Creek Forest Service Road between Smithers and Terrace.
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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Clouds and fog before clearer skies
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Spruce Kings asking city to reopen arena

Spruce Kings asking city to reopen arena

The Prince George Spruce Kings will be asking city council to reopen Rolling Mix Concrete Arena for the start of the BCHL season, because the survival of the team depends on it.
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82 new COVID cases reported in B.C.

82 new COVID cases reported in B.C.

A record number of tests yielded 82 new cases of COVID-19 across B.C., provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Thursday. Henry said an unprecedented 10,899 tests were conducted over the previous 24 hours ending midday Thursday.
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