Local News

Prince George residents will get a chance to have their say on the future of healthy aging today as Northern Health holds a forum at the Civic Centre.

When Hilary Crowley first began travelling to India in 1994 to teach physiotherapy to local practitioners, the majority of cases she saw were children with polio.

A free screening of Denfensora, directed by Rachel Schmidt, will be held at UNBC's Canfor Theatre tonight at 7 p.m.

A now-closed Prince George business played a prominent role in a scheme to defraud a company that provides financing to automobile dealerships, according to statements made in a B.C. Supreme Court ruling on a lawsuit related to the scam.

The College of New Caledonia (CNC) student body lurched to life on Saturday to call for lower tuition fees and student loan costs.

The B.C. Ministry of Environment and Northern Health canceled the air quality advisory for Prince George on Saturday. The advisory had been in effect since Thursday.

With winter on the way, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is encouraging drivers to slow down. An average 25 people are injured or killed each October in North Central B.C.

The Downtown Business Improvement Association has a new executive director. Carla Johnston will take over the role on Nov. 6, bringing over 18 years of communications, marketing and business administration to the position.

Norm MacDonald wonders where the plan is in the wake of Canfor and West Fraser's announcement that they are swapping large tracts of harvesting rights and closing smaller milld in order to keep a major mill each working in the towns of Houston and Qu

With Christmas just around the corner, Operation Red Nose has started its search for volunteers.