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B.C. Premier John Horgan's statement on Coastal GasLink protests

B.C. Premier John Horgan's statement on Coastal GasLink protests

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Lieutenant-governor reads throne speech as protesters gather outside

Lieutenant-governor reads throne speech as protesters gather outside

Supporters of the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs gathered outside the B.C. legislature on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020, blocking the entrances ahead of the speech from the throne.
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B.C. NDP throne speech highlights accomplishments at midway point

B.C. NDP throne speech highlights accomplishments at midway point

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Open-concept offices, hot desks damage worker productivity: survey

Open-concept offices, hot desks damage worker productivity: survey

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Northern FanCon, Caledonia ski club up for awards

Northern FanCon, Caledonia ski club up for awards

Two Prince George organizations are finalists for B.C. Tourism Industry Awards. Northern FanCon, an annual pop culture convention held at CN Centre every spring, is a finalist for the Destination Think! – Remarkable Experience Award.
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Canada-wide peanut butter spread recall due to possible listeria contamination

Canada-wide peanut butter spread recall due to possible listeria contamination

Symptoms can include vomiting, nausea, persistent fever, muscle aches, severe headache and neck stiffness
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UNBC's Maria Mongomo named Canada West Third Star of the Week after clinching 2019-20 scoring title

UNBC's Maria Mongomo named Canada West Third Star of the Week after clinching 2019-20 scoring title

Mongomo heads to playoffs on a high note
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Police clear Wet'suwet'en barricades, reopen road

Police clear Wet'suwet'en barricades, reopen road

The RCMP has finished removing the blockade on Morice West Forest Service Road and reopened the road, located southwest of Houston. Starting on Thursday, the RCMP began enforcing a B.C.
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Teachers encouraged by special-needs funding changes

Teachers encouraged by special-needs funding changes

Last week's announcement that the province will rescind its plan to fund special education based on population statistics rather than actual identified student needs is seen as a positive step by the Prince George District Teachers Association.
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Younger generation being called upon by Prince George’s Relay for Life

Younger generation being called upon by Prince George’s Relay for Life

There’s also $10,000 to be awarded to one participant as 2020 incentive
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