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Man charged following violent crime spree in University Heights

A Prince George man faces eight charges following a rash of attacks in the University Heights subdivision on Thursday evening, in which a hammer and a drain pipe were allegedly wielded.

Robbery suspects arrested

Two men are in custody after a Prince George homeowner thwarted an attempt to steal a gun safe from his home late last Saturday night.
Young couple wins Hospice Dream Home Lottery

Young couple wins Hospice Dream Home Lottery

Winning the Prince George Hospice Society's Dream Home Lottery could not have come at a more convenient time for a young Prince George couple, nor could the move be any bigger.
Protest march opposes pipeline

Protest march opposes pipeline

Approximately 75 people marched through downtown on Saturday to protest inaction on climate change, increased development of the Alberta oil sands and the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline.

Collision victim identified

The B.C. Coroners Service has identified a 66-year-old McBride woman as the person who died Nov. 7 in a collision on Highway 16 East.

Vehicle incident north of Quesnel

A vehicle incident has affected traffic in both directions along Highway 97 15.7 kilometres north of Quesnel at Bellows BC Rail underpass, says Drive B.C. in an alert issued at 12:44 p.m. Drivers are asked to reduce speed and exercise caution.

Legal brewhaha spills over to Federal Court

A trial before a B.C. Supreme Court Justice concerning a trademark dispute between Caribou Brewmasters Inc. and Pacific Western Brewery could be adjourned because the matter has also been taken to the Federal Court of Canada.
Suspect arrested after crime spree

Suspect arrested after crime spree

A 9-1-1 call came in at 5:36 Thursday night reporting a female was assaulted with a hammer by a lone male in University Heights.

Bands given intervenor status in Treaty 8 case

Two Indian bands and a non-profit society have been granted intervenor status in a court case to decide the western boundary for northeast B.C.'s Treaty 8 bands. In a reasons for judgment issued Wednesday, B.C.

PWB's goal of 1M trees planted by 2020 in sight

Pacific Western Brewery announced Wednesday that it is on target with its private silviculture program.