Local News

George Thorogood and the Destroyers will bring their 40th anniversary tour to CN Centre April 30, 2014. It's been a decade since Thorogood came to Prince George to perform his hard rock and roll. Tickets are on sale Friday at 10 a.m.

Small business operators in Prince George will have a chance today to tell provincial government what it can do for small business, and learn what small business can do for government.

Tomorrow will mark the beginning of a media campaign urging new Canadians in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island to move to Prince George.

City residential streets will see a little more snow this winter.

Canadian flags mark the graves of soldiers who served their country in times of war at the Memorial Park Cemetery.

Uncertainty over larger storm events and the need to stay on top of aging infrastructure are among the issues the public is being asked to take into consideration when giving input into a proposed new utility fee.

They may have felt guilty for indulging in dessert the night before, but Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod were unrepentant in their enthusiasm for healthy living.

As the 2015 Canada Winter Games' latest official sponsor, Pacific Western Brewing announced Friday a legacy fund, expanding the community's Hometown Heroes program to support athletes throughout the province.

The amount of wood allowed to be cut in the forests of Mackenzie are under public review. The provincial government released a report Thursday, profiling the Mackenzie Timber Supply Area (TSA) and now the public is being asked for input.

Former Prince George-Mackenzie Conservative candidate Terry Rysz has endorsed Dan Brooks for leader of the B.C. Conservative Party.