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Public hearing to be held on future of Birdsong Park

Public hearing to be held on future of Birdsong Park

Prince George city council approved the first two readings of a bylaw to officially designate the area as a park.
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Wanted: Lucas Kenneth Richard Turner

Wanted: Lucas Kenneth Richard Turner

Faces counts of theft $5,000 or under and breaching a probation order
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Prince George seniors group gets a big little boost

Prince George seniors group gets a big little boost

The Elder Citizens Rec Centre got $11,250 in grant money for stainless steel kitchen counters. Manager Joanne Smiley is thrilled with the show of support from the Community Foundation.
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Prince George region predicted to have weakest job growth in B.C.

Prince George region predicted to have weakest job growth in B.C.

Employment in the region is expected to grow 0.2 per cent per year over 10 years, with more than 90 per cent of job openings replacing workers leaving the workforce.
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Construction to start in spring on upgraded multi-sport courts

Construction to start in spring on upgraded multi-sport courts

The tennis and basketball courts on Massey Drive will be replaced with an upgraded facility capable of hosting tennis, basketball and pickleball.
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Two charged following armed robbery at gas station

Two charged following armed robbery at gas station

Pair face firearms charges and counts of fleeing police,
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Forests critic keeping an eye on salvage wood subsidy program

Forests critic keeping an eye on salvage wood subsidy program

Allotment to Forest Enhancement Society of B.C. doubled to $50 million
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B.C. tourism stakeholders gathering for conference in Prince George

B.C. tourism stakeholders gathering for conference in Prince George

March 1-3 event bringing hundreds of delegates to Prince George Civic and Conference Centre
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Mill closures threaten to punch holes in the fabric of rural B.C. towns

Mill closures threaten to punch holes in the fabric of rural B.C. towns

When Mayor Shane Brienen of Houston, B.C., thinks about the impact of the impending closure of the town's sawmill, he worries not only about the economic fallout.
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West Fraser to curtail production at Cariboo Pulp & Paper

West Fraser to curtail production at Cariboo Pulp & Paper

Month-long curtailments to be invoked in mid-April and the third quarter
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