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Prince George welcomes more than 100 Ukrainian refugees

Prince George welcomes more than 100 Ukrainian refugees

Prince George for Ukraine is helping families fleeing war to build new lives in Canada.
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Remembrance Day ceremonies very emotional for some

Remembrance Day ceremonies very emotional for some

Remembrance Day ceremonies returned to their pre-pandemic panache November 11 in Prince George. Hundreds gathered for both the indoor ceremony at the Civic Centre and outdoors at the Cenotaph in front of City Hall.
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Looking for donations of gently used boots and socks for those in need in Prince George

Looking for donations of gently used boots and socks for those in need in Prince George

Would you like to give back to the community in a unique way? Looking for more room in the closet for your new winter boots? Prince George Boot & Sock Drive is set for Wednesday, Nov. 16 at the Fire Pit downtown.
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Rocky Mountain Rangers recruit sees age as an asset

Rocky Mountain Rangers recruit sees age as an asset

Peter Winters was 47 when he signed up for military training in the army reserves in Prince George with B Company
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Former Prince George resident was part of NATO mission in Romania

Former Prince George resident was part of NATO mission in Romania

Aircraft technician Sgt. Kelly Press spent more than three months in Romania as part of Operation REASSURANCE.
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Stagnant winter weather prompts air quality advisory

Stagnant winter weather prompts air quality advisory

People with chronic health conditions at particular risk
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Motorists benefit from 'positive promotion' for safe winter driving

Motorists benefit from 'positive promotion' for safe winter driving

Jugs of windshield washer fluid and advice on avoiding winter driving calamities handed out
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Sexual abuse victim suing Prince George school district

Sexual abuse victim suing Prince George school district

Plaintiff was a student in Wendell Diakiw's Grade 4 class in late-1970s
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Truck buyer says B.C.'s new tax policy for used vehicles gouging consumers

Truck buyer says B.C.'s new tax policy for used vehicles gouging consumers

Graham Hugill says it's time for British Columbians to fight back after the government introduced PST changes that base taxation rate on book value rather than purchase price.
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UNBC professor named to Senate

UNBC professor named to Senate

Dr. Margo Greenwood of Prince George will sit as an independent B.C. senator
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