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Local Navy League Cadet earns top award

Local Navy League Cadet earns top award

Prince George is home to the top Navy League Cadet in the province. Dante Meyer, 11, was recently awarded the accolade in the form of the Medal of Excellence which he now wears over the right pocket of his uniform.
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Canada Post proposes raising stamp prices by two cents next year

Canada Post proposes raising stamp prices by two cents next year

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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Time for some fun in the sun!
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Opinion: Remember where you were

Opinion: Remember where you were

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Woman still considered missing, RCMP say

Woman still considered missing, RCMP say

Despite postings on social media claiming to the contrary, RCMP continue to consider Tori Schram a missing person. The woman is facing charges from an alleged April 2018 home invasion which may be making her reluctant to contact police.
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Brian Dubois had the lucky Prince George Lotto Max ticket worth nearly $426,000

Brian Dubois had the lucky Prince George Lotto Max ticket worth nearly $426,000

Early retirement being considered after Tuesday’s (June 11) big payday
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This branch of the Prince George Public Library is in need of a multi-purpose room

This branch of the Prince George Public Library is in need of a multi-purpose room

Nechako location in the Hart will be first-time recipients of annual book sale
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Should ICBC offer incentives for people that use a dash cam?

Should ICBC offer incentives for people that use a dash cam?

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PGPL Nechako branch hosting book sale

PGPL Nechako branch hosting book sale

The Friends of the Prince George Public Library is taking their pay-what-you-want book sale to the Hart. Being held at thePGPL's Nechako branch, it's open to the public on Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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PGCF joins grant program for youth-led initiatives

PGCF joins grant program for youth-led initiatives

Up to $15,000 is being made available for youth-led projects to address urgent local priorities. The RBC Future Launch Community Challenge is a call to action for youth, ages 15 to 29 in more than 150 small and mid-sized communities across Canada.
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