Prince George

More cuts at City Hall

PRINCE GEORGE - The City has made more changes to its management structure. The Director of Public Works, Gina Layte-Liston is no longer an employee of the City of Prince George. Once the pandemic clo...

Nov 5, 2020

Charge laid in 2019 Prince George homicide

PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George RCMP say one man has been charged after an altercation that led to the death of another man in Prince George last year.Police say on Oct.4, 2019 at approximately 11:20 p....

Nov 5, 2020

Update: Hwy16 west at Mud River reopens following MVI

PRINCE GEORGE -Update: According to Drive BC, Highway 16 has been cleared and traffic is moving again.North District RCMP Cpl. Madonna Saunderson says a chip truck lost its load just after 5 a.m. this...

Nov 5, 2020

Republican living in Prince George hopes Trump gets turfed

PRINCE GEORGE - John Orlowsky is an American who has lived in Prince George since 1991 but still votes in every U.S. election, including the 2020 presidential battle between Democratic nominee Joe Bid...

Nov 4, 2020

Westwood Church reports COVID-19 exposure, postpones service

PRINCE GEORGE - Westwood Church had planned to hold their first in-person service this Sunday, but they have had to postpone it due to a COVID-19 exposure.Westwood Church issued the statement, saying ...

Nov 4, 2020

Watrous Park may be developed

PRINCE GEORGE - Watrous Park is most noted as the home for the Prince George Lawn Bowling Club. But it may be getting a new home soon. "There's a developer interested in developing a seniors project o...

Nov 4, 2020

'Things will look the same in the next term,' mostly online delivery for winter term at CNC

PRINCE GEORGE-Students at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) have a clearer picture into what the winter semester will look like, after an announcement by the College's President and CEO.Dr. Dennis Jo...

Nov 4, 2020

PG Crime Stoppers undergoes name change, will encompass more northern communities

PRINCE GEORGE-Our local Crime Stoppers Association is changing its name, with a plan to expand its service to other Northern B.C. communities.Previously known as the Prince George Crime Stoppers Assoc...

Nov 4, 2020

SD57 to support addition of two Indigenous Trustees

PRINCE GEORGE - The School District 57 Board of Education will write a letter of support to add two Indigenous Trustees to the board.The Board of Education voted in favour of the recommendation during...

Nov 3, 2020

Derrick elected School District 57 Chair

PRINCE GEORGE - Trent Derrick has been elected as the new Board Chair for School District 57. He has previous experience as Vice-Chair and replaces Tim Bennett, who was Chair for the previous four yea...

Nov 3, 2020