Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

Local News

Mother gets house arrest for part in son's death

A Prince George woman was sentenced to two years house arrest Wednesday for her part in the death of her teenage son and the disposal of his body in a wooded area along the Nechako River slightly more than 10 years ago.

Silvertips hit the bull's-eye

The group who represented Prince George for archery at the BC Winter Games didn't just come back with a cache of medals, but also with a tighter bond.

Prince George taxi driver killer gets another 25 years

A man who was sentenced to a life term for the 1984 murder of a Prince George taxi driver has been sentenced to a further 25 years for the slaying of a former cult leader inside a New Brunswick prison.

Grow op gets man a year in jail

A Prince George man received a year in jail for running a marijuana grow-op in the city's north edge.

Second Quince fire in as many weeks

The second Quince Street fire within two blocks and two weeks was handled by firefighters over the weekend. On Saturday at approximately 11:30 a.m. a blaze broke out in the 2100 block of Quince, bringing 15 firefighters from three halls.

Thieves boot off with footwear

Police in Prince George were forced to do some old fashioned gumshoe detective work after a 10-foot crime on Victoria Street. Five pairs of boots were boosted from a business in the 1000 block of the city's main strip.

Seniors events list

March is Kidney Health Month and March 8th is World Kidney Day. The Prince George Chapter of the Kidney Foundation invites you to join them in celebrating World Kidney Day in Pine Centre Mall on Thursday at 1 p.m.
We were Together Again

We were Together Again

Paul Brandt, the most awarded Canadian male country artist in history, took to the half house stage at CN Centre Sunday night for one of his Now Tour stops across the country.

One dead southeast of Prince George

One motorist is dead and two others injured in a collision on Highway 5. The crash took place at about 10:40 Sunday night.

Police car ramming earns two years in jail

A dangerous driver has been sentenced to two years in jail for ramming a police vehicle while on a wild ride more than a year ago. Brian William Cooper was also prohibited from driving for five years for the Feb.