Local News

Liberals Shirley Bond and Mike Morris both increased their leads Monday through the first day of the final count after the May 14 provincial election.

Regal tea offers something for all, including kids

The water was back on at Caledonia Mobile Home Park Tuesday, ending a five-day ordeal that left 40 homes dry.

The future of liquified natural gas in B.C. was a major plank in the Liberal party's recent election platform and now the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council wants to know more about the government's plans.

Voter turnout shot up significantly in three of the four local ridings, but it still remains below historical averages.

Prince George might be on its way towards losing its distinction as having the province's worst roads. Next Tuesday, BCAA will release the results of its online 2013 Worst Roads survey.

After coming within a hair's breadth of nabbing the national spelling bee crown in 2009, a Prince George student has secured a different prize.

A 46-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning after a bait car was set off by a break, enter and theft.

Caledonia Mobile Home Park residents have entered their fifth day without water. Despite claims from park management and owners that a broken water line would be fixed Monday night and service restored, the more than 40 affected homes are still dry.

A First Nations group has withdrawn its request to have hearings in front of the National Energy Board's Joint Review Panel over constitutional questions regarding the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.