Local News

The landlords for College Educacentre have joined the French-language employment service in opposing early contract termination by the provincial government.

At the corner of Victoria and Second Avenue, a four townhouse units are nearing completion, marking the first significant investment in revitalizing downtown Prince George.

Fraser-Fort George Regional District directors approved a $1.3-million grant to Northern Health for minor capital projects.

Prince George now has a voice sitting on B.C. Hydro's board of directors.

A marijuana grow operation, small but nonetheless legally significant, was discovered this weekend by Prince George RCMP. According to RCMP Cpl.

University of Northern British Columbia practicum students are continuing to offer low-cost personal counselling services out of the school's downtown and on-campus locations.

Completion of the Red Rock weigh scale would have taken even longer and cost even more if the drastic action of replacing soil saturated by unusually wet weather with new material had not been taken, says a transportation ministry official.

School board trustees will consider revisions to the district's catchment areas and student transfer policy during Tuesday night's meeting in answer to concerns French immersion parents raised during the closure decisions last spring.

Those working on the city's first mosque are in a race to beat the cold.

Accumulated donations from Spectra Energy to University of Northern British Columbia causes inched closer to the $1 million mark on Friday with a contribution of $90,200 to the school's Northern Medical Program Trust, given during a celebration on Fr