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School zone speed limits come into effect with first day of class

School zone speed limits come into effect with first day of class

Fines start at $196 for speeding in a school zone; texting while driving can cost $368
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Engineer Simon Yu launches campaign to become mayor of Prince George

Engineer Simon Yu launches campaign to become mayor of Prince George

Yu immigrated to Prince George 50 years ago from Hong Kong
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Fire causes $300,000 damage

Fire causes $300,000 damage

No injuries as blaze strikes 4000-block Chestnut Drive home
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Public asked to report sturgeon deaths in Nechako region

Public asked to report sturgeon deaths in Nechako region

11 dead adult white sturgeon found over the past week in the Nechako River
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Highway 16 West reopened following single-vehicle crash

Highway 16 West reopened following single-vehicle crash

Diesel spill closes eastbound lanes
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Prince George social worker running for school board

Prince George social worker running for school board

Bob Schroeder worked in the forest industry for many years before becoming a social worker and has lived in the Prince George area for over 30 years.
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Prince George Red Dress Society gearing up to unveil monument

Prince George Red Dress Society gearing up to unveil monument

The monument will be located on Highway 16 and dedicated to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
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Prince George school bus driver resignations leads to cancelled routes on first day of school

Prince George school bus driver resignations leads to cancelled routes on first day of school

‘It is not how we envisioned the first day of school going for so many of our students’
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IIO investigating in-custody death in Smithers

IIO investigating in-custody death in Smithers

Found in distress in detachment cells on Sunday night
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B.C.’s COVID-19 fall booster campaign to begin at pharmacies in the coming days

B.C.’s COVID-19 fall booster campaign to begin at pharmacies in the coming days

About 110,000 booster shots are set to be delivered to B.C. this week.
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