Local News

A Prince George man who was bitten by a police dog when he fled from a police-attempted arrest Sunday has been identified as 29-year-old Jesse Dayton Lockhart.

Susan and Samy Hanna moved from Egypt to North America one month before the 9-11 attacks in 2001. They brought their young son and daughter with them.

Police empowerment to eject undesirable patrons from bars and restaurants might soon be coming back to Prince George.

Northern Canada, including northern British Columbia, has more boys than girls, according to the just-released Conference Board of Canada's Boy Oh Boy map.

On Feb. 2 Burns Lake RCMP received a report of a stolen of logging truck and trailer from 486 Highway 16 in Burns Lake. The theft occurred sometime between the evening of Feb. 1 and the morning of Feb. 2.

As the first anti-HST recall effort in British Columbia is all but certain to fail, a former anti-HST campaigner in Northern B.C. said Tuesday the recalls should be abandoned.

“Canada’s Michael Moore” is coming to UNBC.

When the Nezul Be Hunuyeh - Child and Family Services Society (CFSS) office opened in Prince George in Oct., 2010, it was a historic event for Aboriginal children and their families.

The Sugar Shack, a part of the 26th Winterfest at Le Cercle des Canadiens Francais, took place Monday.

A Prince George man who has been linked to the local gang scene is slated to be deported to South Africa on Monday, Feb. 8, a move his fiance's mother, Debbie Freake, says is unjust given he's lived in this country since he was 10 years old.