Local News

The Prince George Firehawks are one of six wildfire unit crews heading to Slave Lake, Alta. to battle the devastating fire which has ravaged that community. On Monday B.C.

The City of Prince George 2011 capital paving program is set to begin this week. Projects include: Ospika Boulevard between 22nd Avenue and Massey Drive - north and south bound lanes.

Local GARDA officers host Lunch A Month at two community centres.

Members of the Quesnel RCMP are losing their locks in aid of cancer research.

Peter Goudal streamlined his form for the Relay For Life this weekend. The local school administrator is a cancer survivor and was, until Thursday, a bushy figure.

Canada Zinc Metals has submitted a permit application to the B.C. government for an underground exploration program at its Cardiac Creek zinc-lead-silver project in Northern B.C. The exploration project is about 260 kilometres north of Mackenzie.

A Pinko Road resident is calling on authorities to take longer-term action after spending a day trapped on his property because of high water.

The city is looking to borrow $3 million dollars to upgrade its 18th Avenue public works yard.

Mounties continue to roll up the marijuana in the Cariboo. A special RCMP task force operation against marijuana grow-operations and major drug trafficking has hit pay-dirt again in the local region, this time in Quesnel.

Signaled by the installation of a fence around the perimeter of the property, initial work on the new Prince George RCMP detachment began this week.