Category Archives: Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – With the B.C. Legislature resuming tomorrow a point of contention for all parties will be the throne speech, which will break down the government’s plans for the upcoming b...

PRINCE GEORGE – The biannual scrub sale is happening once again at the College of New Caledonia on March 4th. Starting Monday (Feb. 11), you can drop off slightly used scrubs at the CNC library ...

PRINCE GEORGE- The College of New Caledonia, for the first time, is partnering with the Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of BC and Yukon to host the annual HR Industry Night on Monday, Feb. ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The struggle continues between City officials and one resident looking to remove the Domano FSR gate and barriers. The gate and barriers at the Domano FSR caught the eye of Kevin Laarm...

PRINCE GEORGE- More and more people are wanting to get their bodies cremated after they pass away, but what about the space of where to put them afterwards? Well, the city is looking at a future optio...

PRINCE GEORGE – It costs $137 million to run the City of Prince George and, next Monday and Wednesday, Mayor and Council will hash out ways to find this money. That’s when the budget will ...

PRINCE GEORGE – Mayor and Council may have some tough decisions to make when it comes to some of the City’s facilities. A long-awaited report with an assessment of all 53 facilities was re...

PRINCE GEORGE - Good news on the jobs front in Prince George. According to Statistics Canada, the unemployment rate last month was 6 per cent, down from 7 per cent in January 2018. Positive news in th...

PRINCE GEORGE – Two Prince George structures are being recognized for their use of wood in their design. The Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park Pavillion and Wood Innovation Research Lab have b...

PRINCE GEORGE - Police presence is sometimes needed for special events around Prince George and it could soon start costing event planners in a big way. A new cost recovery bylaw is being recommended ...