Prince George

CO Service finds evidence of sledding in closed areas

.PRINCE GEORGE - Northeast of Prince George near the foot of the Rocky Mountains is a popular place for snowmobilers. This area is also the habitat for a herd of mountain caribou. In an effort to prot...

Jan 19, 2021

High winds causing power outages

PRINCE GEORGE - High winds, up to 70 kilometres in strength, have led to a number of power outages in Prince George and its surrounding areas.At the moment, BC Hydro says over 6,000 of its customers a...

Jan 19, 2021

Trio arrested following City Furniture B & E

PRINCE GEORGE - Three people are facing charges after breaking into City Furniture early Monday morning. Prince George RCMP say they were tipped off to the burglary at 3:30 a.m. and were on scene with...

Jan 19, 2021

'COVID-19 blues' keeping Xmas lights up longer in BC

PRINCE GEORGE - A recent survey done on behalf of BC Hydro found people in BC are keeping their Christmas lights longer than normal.The survey found four in five British Columbians put up holiday deco...

Jan 19, 2021

4 COVID-19 related deaths over the weekend in Northern Health

PRINCE GEORGE - Northern Health is confirming that four people died due to complications from COVID-19 over the weekend in Northern Health, bringing the regional death toll to 52.Spokesperson Eryn Col...

Jan 19, 2021

Blue Monday very different this year

"It's always the shocker when you open your credit card bill after your Christmas spending and your gifts." That's how Angela Crowe with Raymond James describes Blue Monday, which is today. The fun an...

Jan 18, 2021

AME Forum underway virtually

PRINCE GEORGE - The Association of Mineral Exploration forum is back and for the first time ever, it is virtual. Remarkably, investment in mineral exploration has been very robust, despite the pandemi...

Jan 18, 2021

City food drive brings in over 4,000 pounds for Salvation Army

PRINCE GEORGE - It was a very successful city-wide food drive held on Saturday in Prince George as over 4,000 pounds of food was donated and over $10,000 in cash was raised.Those totals alone will hel...

Jan 18, 2021

Unseasonal temperatures create more potholes

.PRINCE GEORGE - As the temperatures hover around the freezing mark, some city work crews have been kept busy filling potholes on our streets rather than plowing snow.Potholes are caused by the expans...

Jan 18, 2021

Small business has fallen victim to a scam.

.PRINCE GEORGE - A long-time small business owner wants others to be aware that fraudsters are impersonating BC Hydro officials who then intimidate victims into paying for their electrical bills by de...

Jan 18, 2021