Category Archives: Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – Nearly 3000 evacuees are registered in Prince George and roughly 1000 of them are children. The city has been opening up multiple activities to the public for free to keep childr...

PRINCE GEORGE – Like many across BC, 87-year old Clarence Bourdreau is fed up with the wildfire smoke impacting the air quality. The smoke has forced him to stay indoors for the past several wee...

PRINCE GEORGE- The wildfire season has put a damper on summer activities in recent years. As the city has been under a hazy sky for nearly the entire month of August, it has many asking about the long...

PRINCE GEORGE – The number of evacuees registered in Prince George has now grown to just under 3,000. The City hasn’t had to resort to group lodging, as most evacuees have been put up in h...

PRINCE GEORGE – Kids are lining up for the opening of the Operation Kid Safe, Child Saftey Centre. At Wood Wheaton Honda the team is giving families the opportunity to be over prepared in the ca...

PRINCE GEORGE- You may have heard the phrase “The New Normal” in regards to the wildfire season in recent weeks. After back-to-back wildfire seasons that forced thousands from their homes,...

PRINCE GEORGE – A couple living in North Nechako are having trouble sleeping due to the constant sound of running water in their home. Muriel and Ed Bastien are stuck between giving up their hom...

PRINCE GEORGE – The Northern Bear Awareness and Northern Lights Estate Winery formed a business partnership four years ago to help educate the public about urban bear conflicts. Each year volunt...

PRINCE GEORGE – With school back in session in September, so is the regular fall bus service. Some changes for the fall include increased service to UNBC. Service will be back on routes 12 Parkr...

PRINCE GEORGE - The wildfires brought the Prime Minister to Prince George Thursday morning. Justin Trudeau went to the BC Wildfire Centre on Opie Crescent to meet with officials and front-line workers...