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Police seize drugs from two homes

Police seize drugs from two homes

A 20-year-old man was arrested last week after Prince George RCMP executed a search warrant on an Arnett Avenue home suspected to be a key drug distribution centre in the city.

Horses in poor condition, vet testifies in animal cruelty trial

A long-awaited trial for a Prince George area man facing animal cruelty charges began Tuesday with a veterinarian describing most of the horses seized as thin to emaciated.

LNG project receives cash boost

One of the liquefied natural gas proposals closest to Prince George has received a major cash infusion and new investment interest.
Arts groups relieved city won’t slash funding

Arts groups relieved city won’t slash funding

It was a trying couple of days for local arts and culture organizations after discovering their municipal funding could be on the chopping block.
Pushing their luck

Pushing their luck

For some people the convenience of online gambling helps them get more out of their hobby, but for problem gamblers it can make it easier for them to spend too much money and too much time with games of chance.
Fish farm work earns professor award

Fish farm work earns professor award

UNBC professor Mark Shrimpton has received one of Canada's top awards for industrial academics from Governor General David Johnston.
B.C. Liberals push for four-year municipal terms

B.C. Liberals push for four-year municipal terms

Whoever municipal voters elect into local government this November could be in power for a year longer than their predecessors.

NDP demands shuttle bus on Highway of Tears

The provincial NDP spent much of Tuesday morning's question period at the legislature in Victoria demanding the provincial government fund a shuttle bus service to provide safe transportation for at-risk people along Highway 16.
NDP demands shuttle bus on Highway of Tears

NDP demands shuttle bus on Highway of Tears

The provincial NDP spent much of Tuesday morning's question period at the legislature in Victoria demanding the provincial government fund a shuttle bus service to provide safe transportation for at-risk people along Highway 16.
Paving program plumped

Paving program plumped

The city will be able to knock out multiple years' worth of street and sidewalk projects this year, according to figures released by the operations department. In a report to council Monday night, operations director Bill Gaal laid out $2.