Local News

The sustainability of Prince George's curling future is one of the key discussions on the agenda for Prince George city council tonight.

A local representative of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is citing safety concerns as an issue to be raised when a conciliator sits down to help the union and Canada Post reach a new contract.

One of the region's most acclaimed manufacturers, Pacific Western Brewery (PWB), announced this weekend that they will pour $1 million into renovations at their Prince George headquarters.

Willow River took a big step towards its future hopes, this past weekend. They turned on the tap to fund a major civic development. The estimated 200 residents there approved jumping their taxes to build a centralized sewer and water system.

Pacific Northern Gas has agreed to sell its 50 per cent stake in a planned $1.2-billion natural gas pipeline in northern B.C. for $50 million to their American-based partners. Apache Canada Ltd. and EOG Resources Canada Inc.

The provincial government could stand to work on its review process to prevent the type of uncertainty College of New Caledonia (CNC) is facing over its Aboriginal services program in the opinion of Ray Gerow.

A simmering labour dispute at B.C.'s west coast ports, including Prince Rupert, has port authorities and others seeking support from Ottawa.

One person is dead after an avalanche between Houston and Smithers. The snowslide happened near the community of Telkwa on Saturday afternoon. It happened at 2 p.m. at an place known among locals as the Sun Pitt / Sun Bowl / Microwave area.

Readers who have a place in Prince George or area where they like to go have an opportunity to nominate their special place for the title of Canada's greatest place. Some of the best loved streets, neighbourhoods and public places in the B.C.

School board trustees are holding an extra meeting on Tuesday night to catch up on a backlog of items. They will consider an amended annual budget for 2010-11 totaling $127.7 million based on actual student enrollments as of Sept. 30.