Local News

Local conservation officers have won a court case that sets limits on shooting wildlife on private property.

The head of the independent agency charged with investigating the shooting death of Greg Matters wishes he had been more clear in his public report about how the Prince George man was killed.

The region's agricultural future will be served up on the discussion table next week. The Ag and Hort Leap conference, set for Feb.

A failed attempt to bring down Greg Matters with a Taser occurred as the RCMP emergency response team member who fired the weapon slipped on some grass, a coroner's inquest into the death of the Canadian military veteran heard Tuesday. Cst.

A small B.C. rodent and a major UNBC study are about to be international television stars.

Getting checked out at the library takes on a whole new meaning when the Prince George Public Library makes its first foray into the world of relationships. On Feb.

Police are looking for the public's help in an ongoing investigation from an end-of-December Bait Car theft. According to the Prince George RCMP, at 4:15 p.m. on Dec. 31 an unknown man entered a Bait Car parked off of Domano Boulevard.

A police dog helped locate an ill and barely conscious Prince George woman early Tuesday morning which allowed her to get immediate medical care.

Once a month, Prince George Airport passengers will be greeted by a warm orange glow. Starting Jan.

Juno winner David Myles hosts a free workshop at the College of New Caledonia today from noon to 2 p.m. Scott Dunbar, a local musician, will join Myles to perform in the student lounge in the tech building.