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City of Prince George land sale violated B.C. law, internal review finds

City of Prince George land sale violated B.C. law, internal review finds

The City of Prince George failed to meet the requirement for public notice under the B.C. Community Charter for the sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer.
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Canada Winter Games opening on Saturday in Prince Edward Island

Canada Winter Games opening on Saturday in Prince Edward Island

Prince George athletes gearing for Games competitions, which start on Sunday
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Province ditches B.C. Oil and Gas Commission name

Province ditches B.C. Oil and Gas Commission name

Expanded B.C. Energy Regulator board to provide more inclusive oversight to oil & gas and pipeline activities
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Nearly 13% of Prince George-area children living in poverty

Nearly 13% of Prince George-area children living in poverty

Child poverty was as high as 40 per cent in some areas of Prince George.
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Future of Forestry to be discussed in UNBC forum Feb. 28

Future of Forestry to be discussed in UNBC forum Feb. 28

Community forest, smaller harvest tenures, fewer clear-cuts among alternate management practices on meeting agenda
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Indigenous name unveiled for new Quesnel hospital facility

Indigenous name unveiled for new Quesnel hospital facility

The new ED/ICU addition at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital has names in the Carrier and Chilcotin languages.
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Prince George trio bound for Canada Winter Games hockey tournament

Prince George trio bound for Canada Winter Games hockey tournament

Green, Schmidt and Harrington making history starting Sunday in Charlottetown
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Regional district adopts first regional agriculture strategy

Regional district adopts first regional agriculture strategy

The strategy sets out five priorities for developing and promoting agriculture in the region.
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Busy baby boy in Quesnel helps mom and dad at work

Busy baby boy in Quesnel helps mom and dad at work

Viral TikTok video with millions of views shows adorable busy baby boy in Quesnel packing empty water jugs as big as he is and putting them on a shelf at his parents' store.
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John Rustad jumps to Conservative Party of B.C.

John Rustad jumps to Conservative Party of B.C.

Nechako Lakes MLA kicked out of Liberal party in August for expressing climate change views
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