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Premier John Horgan defends B.C. minimum wage hike that he knows is "challenge" for business

Premier John Horgan defends B.C. minimum wage hike that he knows is "challenge" for business

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Mr. PG hosts gratitude garden for transplant heroes week

Mr. PG hosts gratitude garden for transplant heroes week

A token of thanks for healthcare professionals who provide transplant care
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Special gang unit seizes weapons and drugs, stops stabbing

Special gang unit seizes weapons and drugs, stops stabbing

Members of a police unit focussed on putting a lid on gang activity seized a trove of weapons and drugs - and intervened in a stabbing - when they were in the city last week.
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Man erupts in violent rage at a B.C. drive-thru when his burger didn't have mustard

Man erupts in violent rage at a B.C. drive-thru when his burger didn't have mustard

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PHOTOS: Exploration Place selling Mr. PG non-medical masks during COVID-19 for fundrasier

PHOTOS: Exploration Place selling Mr. PG non-medical masks during COVID-19 for fundrasier

Other designs also available
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Four-day work week possible by 2030 without sacrificing income

Four-day work week possible by 2030 without sacrificing income

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B.C. gang enforcement team seizes drugs and weapons in Prince George

B.C. gang enforcement team seizes drugs and weapons in Prince George

Team seized a loaded SKS rifle, witnessed a stabbing
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'It is hard to be black': UNBC Timberwolves' Tyrell Laing speaks out on Black Lives Matter

'It is hard to be black': UNBC Timberwolves' Tyrell Laing speaks out on Black Lives Matter

Laing speaks out amid ongoing protests in response to the recent death of George Floyd
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B.C. lotto winner retires on spot, dreams of Pearl Harbor trip

B.C. lotto winner retires on spot, dreams of Pearl Harbor trip

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Chief points to local in-custody deaths in advance of anti-racism rally

Chief points to local in-custody deaths in advance of anti-racism rally

A major figure in the B.C. Assembly of First Nations has put the spotlight on the deaths of two Indigenous men in Prince George ahead of a peaceful protest in this city against racism. The rally is set for this Friday at city hall, 2 p.m. start.
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