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P.G. skip offered national spot

P.G. skip offered national spot

Patti Knezevic is going to the national Scott Tournament of Hearts after all.
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UNBC continues to tap into pine beetle funding

The mountain pine beetle will continue to be under the UNBC microscope.
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First Nations leaders vow to stand with families

Reaction continues to pour in over last week's announcement by provincial Crown prosecutors not to pursue charges against Babine Forest Products owners.
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Gallery, cancer agency team up to save faces

Gallery, cancer agency team up to save faces

Radiation treatment for some patients with facial cancer is becoming less stressful, thanks to a unique partnership between the BC Cancer Agency of the North and the Two Rivers Gallery.
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Manhunt target gets 1,020 days in jail

A Prince George man who was at the centre of a police manhunt in late November has been sentenced to nearly three years behind bars.
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Help pours in for baby with skin disorder

Help pours in for baby with skin disorder

The parents of a newborn boy who suffers from a rare and painful skin disorder have received "overwhelming support" since a fundraising effort was launched this month to help them through the financial challenges they will be facing. Born Dec.
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Councillor wants to see snow changes

Councillor wants to see snow changes

City council should convene a special meeting dedicated to finding improvements to Prince George snow clearing operations, according to one local politician. Coun.
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Families react to Crown's Babine decision

The families most affected by the Babine Forest Products mill explosion are not satisfied with the provincial prosecutor's decision to not lay charges.
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Heavy construction firm set up shop in P.G.

Heavy construction firm set up shop in P.G.

The region's industrial engine is revving so much for a southern interior service company that they are now also a Prince George company. Hoban Equipment Ltd.
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Avalanche closes Highway 16 East

Avalanche closes Highway 16 East

An avalanche has closed Highway 16 East near Mount Robson. The slide is on Shale Hill and is about 400 metres wide, North District RCMP Cst. Lesley Smith said in a statement issued late Monday morning.
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