Local News

The local police did not dilly-dally over a suspected drug house. Members of the Prince George RCMP Downtown Enforcement Unit executed a search warrant in the 2600 block of Quince Street Wednesday afternoon around 3 p.m.

Matt Pearce showed up at Tuesday's school board meeting prepared for battle.

The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) has joined the chorus of alarm being raised over what the provincial government says are minor changes to the Mines Act.

With five weeks to go until Christmas and the days getting colder and shorter, thoughts are turning to the holiday season and what that will bring to Prince George households.

With one whack of his gavel, Lyn Hall ended his 10-year term as a school board trustee.

How do you spell a cash prize and a free trip to Toronto? C-A-N-S-P-E-L-L. The eighth annual Canspell Spelling Bee, hosted by the Prince George Citizen, is still registering schools to participate until Nov. 30.

Mayor elect Shari Green spent Wednesday working with her sister and business partner, Tracey Green, to transition out of the day-to-day running of their downtown business. Green officially takes over the mayor's office at City Hall on Dec.

The woodstove exchange program will continue for another year after the provincial government confirmed this week that $19,350 for the task will go to the Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR).

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for the Central Interior.

Paramedics are flashing the red and white lights on their way to help the constant emergency of hungry Prince George families. BC Ambulance Service paramedics are heading to the scene of their fifth annual "Red and White Hunger Fight" campaign.