Local News

Downtown drivers are experiencing sticker shock after receiving notice of the coming increases to their parking rates. Effective Jan. 1, a new off-street parking fee structure, approved by council Sept.

The city and their unionized employees are bringing in a third party to help them reach a deal. The two sides reached an impasse after two days of talks on Oct.

Provincial officials are meeting in Prince George today to launch a new B.C.-wide business development program. MentorShipBC is a new online clearinghouse of information for small business owners, especially new startups.

By publishing a list of all the rail incidents in northern B.C. in the past decade, Northern Health is hoping to spur a discussion about transportation safety in the region.

The 37th annual Studio Fair, Northern B.C.'s finest professional artisan fair, will be held at the Civic Centre today through Sunday.

Education unions are closing in on new contracts. Two of the School District 57 unions came to tentative agreements early this week.

A mistaken 911 call that led to the discovery of a marijuana grow-op has yielded a six-month conditional sentence for a Prince George man.

Small business is on the comeback in the local region, a new report shows. The provincial government has just released its annual Small Business Profile document, based on data compiled from Statistics Canada and BC Stats.

The provincial government should have been better prepared to deal with the fallout from impending mill closures in Quesnel and Houston, according to outgoing NDP leader Adrian Dix.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to 75 days in jail and issued a two-year driving prohibition for causing an accident resulting in bodily harm.