Local News

The forecast in a confidential provincial government report of extensive forest sector job loss in the Central Interior is old news to Council of Forest Industries president John Allan, but he expressed disappointment in the way it has been made publ

Unlike other B.C. municipalities, the City of Prince George was mostly prepared for a 1.75 per cent salary increase for RCMP officers this year, according to a senior administrator.

Student enrolment in School District 57 continues to fall, and school board officials anticipate that trend will continue every year until at least 2016.

Lumber producer Conifex Timber Inc.'s power production efforts will give a jolt to Mackenzie. The B.C. Utilities Commission has approved Conifex's agreement to supply B.C. Hydro, with electricity from its bioenergy plant in Mackenzie.

The 2015 Canada Winter Games will be tapping into the marketing expertise from the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics to promote the local games.

Things just keep getting better and better for the fledgling Red Chris copper and gold mine.

The B.C. Civil Liberties Association is upset with the City of Prince George for threatening to sue a local resident for defamation.

City council is avoiding the roads less travelled with its 2012 road repaving plan to address streets pockmarked by potholes.

Things just keep getting better and better for the fledgling Red Chris copper and gold mine.

A new president is at the helm of West Fraser Timber. Edward "Ted" R. Seraphim was named to the post Thursday, the company said in a statement.