Prince George

Reflectors for pedestrians in light of less daylight and weather changes

PRINCE GEORGE-Reflectors in order to be seen in the dark, that is what is being handed out to pedestrians on Monday, Oct.21st.ICBC, RCMP, CNC and community policing volunteers will be giving out free ...

Oct 18, 2019

Libraries angered over e-books

PRINCE GEORGE - Public libraries are fighting back after a major publishing house has placed restrictions on the purchase of e-books, come November 1st. Macmillan Publishing is limiting access to new ...

Oct 17, 2019

Legal cannabis turns one

PRINCE GEORGE - Today marks the one-year anniversary since cannabis was legalized and municipalities are still waiting to hear about any revenue-sharing from the Province. The City of Prince George jo...

Oct 17, 2019

Latest poll shows minority government a likely outcome for Monday's election

The federal election is less than a week away and according to the most recent poll, a minority government is something Canadians could be seeing in the near future.In its history, Canada has had 13 m...

Oct 17, 2019

$700,000 in damage during structure fire

PRINCE GEORGE-Fire crews responded to a structure fire this morning, one that caused thousands of dollars of damage.Prince George Fire Rescue responded to the reported structure fire in the 1400 block...

Oct 17, 2019

Safety colour code standard now in effect at pools

PRINCE GEORGE - There's a new pool safety standard in place for children wanting to take a dip in the local public pools. Earlier this month the City launched a Canadian Lifesaving Society program to ...

Oct 17, 2019

Mounties seek two prolific offenders

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George RCMP are seeking the public's help in locating two prolific offenders.Cpl. Craig Douglass says on Sept.20 an arrest warrant was issued for 29-year-old Kyle Tyler Saka...

Oct 17, 2019 Photos courtesy RCMP

New rules coming for three local industries

PRINCE GEORGE - In a bid to not only meet national standards but spare wear and tear on civic infrastructure, the City is introducing new rules around what certain industries can put down the drain. T...

Oct 16, 2019

BC Coroners Service releases latest numbers

PRINCE GEORGE - The BC Coroners Service has released the latest numbers on the war on drugs. In this region, there were 25 deaths due to illicit drug use. Twelve deaths were reported in Prince George ...

Oct 16, 2019

Symposium for older adults coming to Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE - Caring for older adults will be the focus of a symposium coming to Prince George next month.It takes place November 7 and 8 at the Prince George Civic Centre and has been organized by ...

Oct 16, 2019