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Prince George Community Foundation announces new grant recipients

Prince George Community Foundation announces new grant recipients

$60,000 in total goes to projects that aim to improve quality of life
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More than 800 new staff hired at Northern Health

More than 800 new staff hired at Northern Health

This includes 254 registered nurses across the northern part of the province
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Prince George and the north reach an electric vehicle milestone

Prince George and the north reach an electric vehicle milestone

The program has created a network of charging stations across the province
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Quesnel RCMP seize guns and drugs with search warrant

Quesnel RCMP seize guns and drugs with search warrant

The suspect was allegedly 3-D printing firearms
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Repairs complete after Prince George gas leak

Repairs complete after Prince George gas leak

Fortis BC traced the issue to leaking underground main
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Prince George Hospice looks for new ways to help local families

Prince George Hospice looks for new ways to help local families

The initiative will explore community support to help treat Alzheimer's patients
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Yellowhead Rotary makes donation to Prince George school

Yellowhead Rotary makes donation to Prince George school

Harwin Elementary School will use the funds for swimming, hockey and other after-school programs.
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Skaters Elvis Stojko and Teysan Angeline Henry bring Fire and Ice to Mackenzie

Skaters Elvis Stojko and Teysan Angeline Henry bring Fire and Ice to Mackenzie

Mackenzie Figure Skating Club will be hosting the event on March 1 and 2
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ICBC shuts down Class One MELT programs at two Prince George driving schools

ICBC shuts down Class One MELT programs at two Prince George driving schools

One local student says he's left in limbo after the abrupt change
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City of Prince George distances itself from X (formerly Twitter)

City of Prince George distances itself from X (formerly Twitter)

The city cites a lack of user engagement and changes to the platform as causes.
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