Local News

With the long weekend approaching, the Ministry of Forests is asking users to follow the rules at area recreation sites.

Fourteen thousand juvenile trout were released Tuesday into Moberly Lake at Spence Tuck Regional Park near Chetwynd as part of a six-year project launched in 2010 to rebuild a declining population.

Lil Mr. PG will be traveling across Canada for the next three months with the Stiles family. Rob and Brandy, along with daughter Chantel and son Riley, will document their travels through photos taken of the small wooden Mr.

The owner of a herd of cattle seized by the B.C. SPCA from a Quesnel area ranch is seeking to have the animals returned, cruelty investigations manager Shawn Eccles said Tuesday.

CNC is introducing a new scheduling system designed to make life easier for students taking university courses at the college.

Prince George school board trustees were forced to find $5.36 million to make ends meet before giving first and second reading Tuesday night to a $123.7-million operating budget for the 2014-15 school year.

A 92-year-old man was "clipped" by a semi truck on Highway 97 South at Buckhorn Lake Road on Tuesday morning. The truck had just about come to a complete stop when it made contact with the man, Prince George RCMP Cpl.

Police received multiple reports Tuesday morning of a person in the Fraser River just north of Fort George Park but called off their search at 3 p.m. without locating anyone. "Sixteen kilometres of the Fraser River had been searched by water.

Everyone was invited to a free barbecue today to help the Cougars celebrate their new ownership. The event marked the first public appearance of the EDGEPRO Sports & Entertainment Group Ltd.

Police responded to a call of a man with a large knife or sword at the Ketso Yoh men's shelter on Quebec Street near First Avenue late Monday morning. No suspect was located despite a thorough search.