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Regional district providing shelters for transfer station staff

Regional district providing shelters for transfer station staff

"...The amenities provided by the contractors do not meet WorkSafe BC standards" according to a report presented to the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George board of directors.
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Wanted bulletins issued for Williams Lake couple

Wanted bulletins issued for Williams Lake couple

Trevor Alexis at large on count of allegedly discharging a firearm with intent to wound
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Hikers encounter wolves chasing moose on Tabor Mountain

Hikers encounter wolves chasing moose on Tabor Mountain

"They scared off pretty easily and I'm sure it was just a chance encounter. They looked just as surprised as we did."
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What's happening this weekend in Prince George?

What's happening this weekend in Prince George?

A list of fun things to do this weekend from July 21-23
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Doctor shortage hits ER at Vanderhoof hospital

Doctor shortage hits ER at Vanderhoof hospital

Those facing life-threatening health emergency will need to call 911
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Caribou Crossing project newest addition to Boundary Road

Caribou Crossing project newest addition to Boundary Road

Boundary Road was developed 10 years ago to create network of warehouses, commercial/industrial space
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Residents invited to take in Summerfest fun

Residents invited to take in Summerfest fun

Family fun on order for Downtown Prince George event, which starts at 11 a.m. Saturday
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Environment Canada isssues smoky sky bulletin

Environment Canada isssues smoky sky bulletin

Prince George, Stuart-Nechako likely to be impacted by wildfire smoke over the next 24-48 hours
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Province strengthens protection of B.C.'s ecological reserves

Province strengthens protection of B.C.'s ecological reserves

BC Parks rangers will be able to issue tickets to offenders under new regulation.
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Satellites track loss of old-growth forests B.C. government said it would protect

Satellites track loss of old-growth forests B.C. government said it would protect

A new watchdog satellite tracking map found 2,600 hectares of that forest — almost all big ancient trees — were slated for deferral by the province in 2020, but were logged anyways. The number is expected to grow significantly as more data is vetted.
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