Local News

A provincial court judge has ordered the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia to pay a Mackenzie woman nearly $4,000 because her van was returned to her with items missing, disassembled and replaced with inferior products.

Five children between the ages of seven and nine from two First Nations communities near Fort St. James were able to see their Dreams Take Flight Tuesday as they were taken on a trip of a lifetime when they visited Disneyland.

A 17-year-old is in custody following the stabbing death of a 69-year-old man in Prince Rupert on Wednesday. RCMP were called to a home in the 400-block of Ninth Avenue West in Prince Rupert at 1:30 a.m.

No charges will be laid against a Prince George RCMP officer for an arrest gone awry, the B.C. Prosecution Service said Wednesday.

Cirque du Soleil Crystal is coming to CN Centre in April 2018. This on-ice production is a new creation and explores the artistic limits of ice for the first time in Cirque's 33-year history.

The local members of the Bahá'í Faith will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Bahá'u'lláh at a grand event at the Two Rivers Gallery on Saturday at 6 p.m.

The conversion to angled parking continues in downtown Prince George. Since the city began supporting the changes, a request to further consider the installation of angle parking on other downtown streets was accepted at a council meeting on Monday.

Fraser-Fort George Regional District directors are urging the Passenger Transportation Board to reject Greyhound Canada's application to end passenger service in northern B.C.

When your family, your business, your city, your province is built with wood, it seems like exactly what art should be made of in your community.

Mayor Lyn Hall broke the tie among a divided city council Monday night, voting in favour of a housing complex on O'Grady Road after a long and contentious public input session. "If anyone knows me, I'm all about development," Hall said.