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Canada gives $5M for new wildlife research network

Canada gives $5M for new wildlife research network

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Premier Horgan announces B.C. is moving into Phase 3

Premier Horgan announces B.C. is moving into Phase 3

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Cariboo First Nation breaks ground on cannabis facility

Cariboo First Nation breaks ground on cannabis facility

It was a momentous day for the Williams Lake First Nation, formerly known as the Williams Lake Indian Band, that broke ground on B.C.’s first farm-to-gate cannabis cultivation facility.
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Former Prince George inmate suing after allegedly being transferred with dying man, officers ignored calls for help

Former Prince George inmate suing after allegedly being transferred with dying man, officers ignored calls for help

Gordon Michael Hansen claims Corrections Officers 'breached their duty of care'
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Hill takes helm of western separatist party

Hill takes helm of western separatist party

Former Peace River MP Jay Hill has been named interim leader of Wexit Canada. The Alberta-based separatist party announced the news Tuesday. Hill, a long-time politician from Fort St.
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Three Prince George Cougars prospects on Canada’s national under-17 team radar

Three Prince George Cougars prospects on Canada’s national under-17 team radar

Virtual development camp serves as audition for World Hockey Challenge rosters
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Missing Yellowknife man could be in Prince George

Missing Yellowknife man could be in Prince George

Police are asking for the public's help in a search for a missing Yellowknife man who has ties to Prince George. Glenn Harold Field, 63, has grey hair, grey-blue eyes, and is 178 cm (5'8" ) tall and and weighs 77 kg (169 lbs) RCMP said.
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More than two-thirds of B.C. workers wouldn’t return to the office in the fall: poll

More than two-thirds of B.C. workers wouldn’t return to the office in the fall: poll

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Mackenzie residents hold rally

Mackenzie residents hold rally

Mackenzie residents held a protest rally Tuesday afternoon after the recent announcement that Paper Excellence Canada will be curtailing its pulp mill operations, putting 253 employees out of work indefinitely on Aug. 9.
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Cougars prospects invited to national under-17 camp

Cougars prospects invited to national under-17 camp

A trio of Prince George Cougars prospects will get a chance to audition for the national under-17 team. Keaton Dowhaniuk, Kyren Gronick, and Koehn Ziemmer are among 113 players invited to a "virtual" development camp set for July 19-25.
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