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Apartment fire on Oak Street

Apartment fire on Oak Street

A second floor apartment in the 2500 block of Oak Street was on fire Thursday night at about 10:30 when Prince George Fire Rescue responded with 19 firefighters from four halls.
Expand your social circle, but be cautious: Dr. Bonnie Henry

Expand your social circle, but be cautious: Dr. Bonnie Henry

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Grand opportunity to go outside and enjoy nature!
Oil sands company helps develop COVID-19 antibody test

Oil sands company helps develop COVID-19 antibody test

No new cases of COVID-19 in north on Thursday

No new cases of COVID-19 in north on Thursday

No new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the Northern Health region on Thursday. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said the total number of cases in north since the beginning of the pandemic remained at 54. Across B.C.
Zimmer, Blair differ on new gun regulation

Zimmer, Blair differ on new gun regulation

The federal government's ban on firearms is too far-reaching, says Bob Zimmer.
Let’s all try to laugh more, says Prince George woman about COVID-19 frustrations

Let’s all try to laugh more, says Prince George woman about COVID-19 frustrations

Slim chance of so-called 'murder hornets' becoming established in Canada: experts

Slim chance of so-called 'murder hornets' becoming established in Canada: experts

Bear safety signs posted at city parks

Bear safety signs posted at city parks

With bears now out of hibernation, signs have been posted at city parks providing tips on how to avoid conflicts with the animals.
College Heights neighbourhood quick to support food drive

College Heights neighbourhood quick to support food drive

A food drive in College Heights drew enough support to generate $1,200 worth of groceries in less than a half hour. It was held May 2 as part of a block party on Loyola Crescent and the donations went to the St. Vincent De Paul food bank.