Local News

Someone sent a message on Moyie Street, Monday. It was sent down the barrel of a gun. Nobody was apparently injured in the incident, but police believe the single blast was connected to local gang activity.

There are so many massive marijuana grow-operations in the strip between 100 Mile House and Prince George, and such a small police task force aimed at stopping it, that an urgent roundtable is being convened to prolong the pressure.

The global anti-racism movement got started by a peaceful rally that went wrong, so Prince George residents are invited to a peaceful rally to mark that anniversary.

Faculty members at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) staged a midday rally Wednesday at the Prince George campus to protest the slow progress of contract negotiations and what they call underfunding of post-secondary education by the provincial gove

UNBC students swapped beer and pizza for grass-fed bison meat, baked goods and organic produce on Tuesday. UNBC's Northern Undergraduate Student Centre hosted the University Farmer's Market Tuesday afternoon.

A police officer in Terrace has been charged with assault. Const. Robert Hull faces one count of assault after allegedly hitting a suspect in October during an altercation inside the detachment.

Canfor chief executive officer Jim Shepard gave a decidedly upbeat account of what lies ahead for B.C.

Lois Boone, former cabinet minister, and currently a Prince George School Trustee and federal NDP candidate, today declared her support for Adrian Dix as the next leader of the BC NDP.

The latest exhibit by College of New Caledonia (CNC) fine arts students is now on display at the college's library.

March Madness is the name of a production by the drama club at Elder Citizens Recreation Association (ECRA).