Local News

Voters' decision to get rid of the HST drew a range of reaction from Prince George businesses today - ranging from outright celebration to indifference to a tinge of disappointment.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and their families will once again have a few days of fun and adventure when a local support society hosts its annual overnight camp. The three-day Adventure Camp, taking place Sept. 9 to Sept.

A sawmill in McBride has come to terms with the Ministry of Environment over an illegal fire set in April, 2010.

Aug. 24 Darlene Clara Mabel Paul was sentenced to one day in jail for breach of an undertaking or recognizance. Kim Curtis Paul was sentenced to one day in jail for three counts of breach of an undertaking, committed in Quesnel and Williams Lake.

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce is urging small businesses to take advantage of energy incentives while they still can.

Two teen members of the Prince George Air Cadets are now among B.C.'s newest pilots.

Cranbrook Hill Road is closed today as city crews repair erosion damage to the shoulders and ditches. City transportation manager Mick Jones said heavy rainfall in the past month was responsible for the damage.

For some, opening up your home to a complete stranger can be an unnerving experience. But for the people who take in some of the the country's most open-minded young people, it's more like a calling.

In the spring of 1940, a 24-year-old girl was busy picking fiddleheads along a logging road in Aleza Lake when a logging truck pulled over and the 28-year-old driver asked her if she wanted to go for a drive.

With the last week of summer approaching UNBC Active Minds wants to give the youth of Prince George, one last chance to become energy detectives.