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Garage fire sends Prince George resident to hospital, $100,000 in damage

Garage fire sends Prince George resident to hospital, $100,000 in damage

Crews extinguished Spruceland area blaze, minimal damage to nearby home
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Soaking up the sites in Canada’s soggiest city — Prince Rupert

Soaking up the sites in Canada’s soggiest city — Prince Rupert

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Independent probe launched following in-custody death in northern B.C.

Independent probe launched following in-custody death in northern B.C.

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Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Another typical Tuesday weather pattern
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RCMP dog team catches suspects

Two suspected car thieves thought they could dodge police by hiding in a wooded area south of the city Friday morning. They didn't count on RCMP service dog Jak being on their case.
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Students raising funds for cancer patient

Some local children are stepping up to support one of their own. James Torraville is a well known name in Prince George for his past two bouts of cancer.
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New Gold-Blackwater mine gets federal OK

An area gold mine just got the green light. The federal government has given the green light to the New Gold-Blackwater project near Prince George.
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Crown won't pursue charges against 14 pipeline opponents in northern B.C.

Crown won't pursue charges against 14 pipeline opponents in northern B.C.

The decision came at the Prince George Courthouse today (April 15)
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Special needs committee to visit city

Special needs committee to visit city

The all-party Select Standing Committee on Children and Youth will be in Prince George on May 22 as part of gathering public input on how to improving assessment and eligibility processes for those with special needs.
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Fair Wages Commission to holding hearing in Prince George

Fair Wages Commission to holding hearing in Prince George

The B.C. Fair Wages Commission will be in Prince George as part of gathering the public's views on ways to close the gap between the minimum wage and a living wage. The commission will hold hearings at the Coast Inn of the North on May 13.
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