Local News

After initial nondisclosure, it has been announced publicly that the deceased man found in a wooded area near a Prince George street was 29-year-old Christopher Michael Leblond.

The provincial government will spend $200 million over the next five years to four-lane an additional 30 kilometres along Highway 97 between Prince George and Cache Creek, Premier Christy Clark said Friday.

A group of 30 industry leaders from a variety of sectors across Northern B.C. have thrown their support behind the development of a trades school at the former Canfor Rustad sawmill.

When Dan Le finally graduates as a medical doctor specializing in oncology, he'll have a total of 15 years of post-secondary schooling under his mortarboard.

Three new overhead changeable message signs valued at over $1 million have been installed at key locations on highways in the Prince George area, the provincial government said.

The missing dog that led searchers to a dead person in Prince George has now been found. Jonita Hayer and a friend were doing a foot search after sightings of the missing family pet Sophie, a Yorkshire terrier.

A woman has died after a single-vehicle crash north of Williams Lake.

After a suspect hit a police officer in the face with pepper spray and refused to give himself up to the Mounties who tracked him down, a police dog brought him into compliance. Hospitalization was required for the suspect.

A horse at the Prince George Agriplex has been attacked again by a criminal mischief-maker. This horse is different than the one victimized in a Feb.

A provincial pilot project launched in Prince George and six other communities to develop local plans to address poverty is drawing fire from the B.C. NDP.