By Veronica Beltran

5 things you need to know

5 things you need to know: Monday, June 10

Jun 10, 2019 | 5:05 PM

Crime gags Gateway business owners

Crime in the Gateway isn’t a new concern for PG, however what is new is that representatives of the Gateway Business Improvement Association have refused to go on camera to talk about the issue. Mayor Lyn Hall says there is no quick fix to the situation and RCMP recommend businesses purchase video surveillance.

Click here for full story.

Exploration Place choo-choo chooses new engineer

Police

Family grieving after man dies shortly after being in police custody

3h ago

Bond awarded Bob Scott Award

5h ago

High School Volleyball

D.P Todd AA boys volleyball host North Central Zone tournament

5h ago

The Exploration Place had been looking for a new engineer since April and finally found one. Catherine Calogheros is one of the first female engineers to drive the 107-year-old steam engine.

Click here for full story.

Shaw outage in Prince George area

Shaw customers in the Cariboo Region and Prince George may have/may still be experiencing interruptions to their TV, phone and internet connections. Shaw says customers can expect to have their internet back by around 7 pm.

Click here for full story.

City proclaims Elder Abuse Awareness Week

The Prince George council of seniors says that 8-10 percent of seniors experience elder abuse each year, and therefore have kickstarted Elder Abuse Awareness Week.

Click here for full story.

Relay for Life 2019 raises $325,000

The PG Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life is currently at $325,000 raised after this weekend. Community members walked for 24 hours in support of finding the cure for cancer.

Click here for full story.