Local News

A University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) professor has published a book describing the precarious balance between three factors affecting sustainable tourism at the Earth's extremities.

Following its annual general meeting Sunday the Central British Columbia Railway and Forestry Museum will offer an art exhibit of beehive burners by artist Lou Englehart.

Bob Zimmer, 42, has packed in a lot of living in his life. He's worked in the oil and gas sector, earned his journeyman carpentry ticket, worked as a carpenter, played on a pemier league ruby team in B.C.

Neighbourhood concerns about light, noise and traffic will be addressed before an all-weather playing field is installed at the new Duchess Park, according to city staff. On Monday city council unanimously approved the plan for the 3.

Jon Ronan, an independent candidate, has put his name forward in Cariboo-Prince George for the May 2 federal election. That brings to six, the candidates seeking election in Cariboo-Prince George.

Federal NDP leader Jack Layton is returning to Prince George. Layton will be at the Central Street East campaign office of Lois Boone, his party's candidate for the riding of Peace River-Cariboo, at 9 a.m. today.

Our leadership group will be attending the conference at Ness Lake Bible Camp on Thursday and Friday.

College of New Caledonia (CNC) exceeded the provincial average in 16 out of 19 key indicators when it comes to student satisfaction with skill development and program experience, according to survey results from the B.C. government.

NDP leader Jack Layton wants B.C. to reject the HST but wants the federal government to let British Columbians keep the $1.6 billion signing bonus.

Police are advising the public of a rental property scam that may be appearing on Craig's List.