Prince George

COVID-19 may force Prince George Legion to close its doors

PRINCE GEORGE - "Without having the revenue coming in to pay the bills, I don't know what we're going to do."That's the situation the nearly 100-year-old Prince George Legion finds itself in thanks to...

Jul 11, 2020

Prince George nightclub reopens

PRINCE GEORGE - As some industries slowly reopen, nightclubs aren't scheduled to be back to normal until the fourth and final phase of the province's restart plan, which won't occur until a vaccine fo...

Jul 11, 2020

Public access to Masich Place Stadium starts next week

PRINCE GEORGE - Good news for fitness enthusiasts as Masich Place Stadium will open next week for its walking program. This after it was closed due to physical distancing requirements associated with ...

Jul 10, 2020

City assessing road conditions with Pavement Surface Profiler

PRINCE GEORGE - An unusual looking van is roaming city streets until the middle of this month. Outfitted with lasers and cameras, the City of Prince George says it's assessing local road conditions. T...

Jul 10, 2020

New invasive plant taking over

PRINCE GEORGE - The City's integrated pest management specialist says there is a new culprit in town. Mountain bluet, sometimes called blue buttons, has a pretty blue flower and is very easy to grow. ...

Jul 10, 2020

Economy adds 953,000 jobs in June, unemployment rate falls

PRINCE GEORGE -The national jobless rate fell from a record 13.7 percent in May to 12.3 percent last month, as the economy added nearly one-million jobs.However, one local tax partner is not sold on t...

Jul 10, 2020

Female shoplifting suspect charged in alleged assault

PRINCE GEORGE - A 32-year old Prince George woman is facing charges following an alleged assault downtown yesterday (July 8) afternoon.Prince George RCMP say they responded to the reported assault at ...

Jul 9, 2020

Turpel-Lafond begins investigation into Indigenous-specific racism in health care

VICTORIA - An independent investigation into Indigenous-specific racism in British Columbia's health care system was launched on July 9, 2020, by former judge and provincial child advocate Mary Ellen ...

Jul 9, 2020

Updated- Structure fire at Brink Forest Products

PRINCE GEORGE -A fire at Brink Forest Products on River Road early yesterday afternoon ,remains under investigation. Crews arrived to find on site crews working to contain a large chip pile on fire in...

Jul 9, 2020

Fire investigators continue their investigation into fatal Prince George motel fire

PRINCE GEORGE - Fire investigators continue to comb the scene a fatal fire in downtown Prince George that claimed three lives yesterday (July 8).Police say specially trained fire investigators with th...

Jul 9, 2020