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More than 120 $10 daycare spaces coming to Prince George

More than 120 $10 daycare spaces coming to Prince George

The YMCA Lac Des Bois Care and Learning Centre and Elizabeth Fry Family Centre will offer $10 a day care starting in February.
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In memory: Prince George social issues advocate Florence Schultz

In memory: Prince George social issues advocate Florence Schultz

At the age of 77, Florence had suffered a lifetime of trauma, brain injury and a multitude of health issues. Yet she didn't dwell on the negative and did everything she could to help the vulnerable folks in our community.
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Update: Man no longer missing

Update: Man no longer missing

Matthew Michael Turyk located safe and sound
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Kids blame Prince George's Simon Fraser Lodge for mom's death

Kids blame Prince George's Simon Fraser Lodge for mom's death

“The lack of care our mother received at Simon Fraser Lodge  robbed us of the time we had left together.”
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Prince George Jewish community moved by PGSO’s ‘Different Trains’ performance

Prince George Jewish community moved by PGSO’s ‘Different Trains’ performance

The Grammy-award winning composition was performed to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Books about to become rare at College of New Caledonia library

Books about to become rare at College of New Caledonia library

College adopts digital approach to library collection in new Learning Commons area to provide students more flexibility
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Oot 'n Oots offers Bookworm Boogie at Library Saturday morning

Oot 'n Oots offers Bookworm Boogie at Library Saturday morning

Bookworm Boogie is the first of the IceJams to be presented alongside the Prince George Coldsnap Music Festival mainstage live shows until Feb. 4.
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Prince George crime soared in 2019, remains high

Prince George crime soared in 2019, remains high

In 2019, Prince George saw a 60.6 per cent increase in Criminal Code offences and a nearly 55 per cent increase in drug offences, despite cannabis becoming legal in 2018.
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MEGABUST: What comes after northern B.C. megaprojects end?

MEGABUST: What comes after northern B.C. megaprojects end?

The construction of four massive projects could leave the north a legacy of new skills, business opportunities and infrastructure, if communities plan ahead, a UNBC expert says.
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Cold and high windchills on the way this weekend for much of B.C.

Cold and high windchills on the way this weekend for much of B.C.

Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologists watching weather to warn residents of impactful storms
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