Category Archives: Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – Sometimes public buildings experience some random acts of vandalism. In the past few months, vandals have made their way into the backcountry and began damaging volunteer built b...

PRINCE GEORGE - The enrollment numbers for School District 57 are holding steady from last year. While the final numbers are still being counted, the district says that from the 2017-2018 school year,...

PRINCE GEORGE- The first Walk for Truth and Reconciliation took place in the city this afternoon. About one hundred grade six and seven students from District 57 and 91 took part in the inaugural even...

PRINCE GEORGE- Ten BC post-secondary institutions are setting up shop at UNBC’s Wintergarden this Thursday evening. It’s an opportunity for parents and students to ask questions and make i...

PRINCE GEORGE – Berm, Bunny Hop and Dialed In. These may be some terms and jargon that may soon be heard at the new bike park in Beaverly. After hundreds of work bee hours from community volunte...

PRINCE GEORGE – With very little fanfare, a number of City bylaws around cannabis went through a public hearing, with only one group coming forward and thanking Council for being so open-minded ...

PRINCE GEORGE – “I am delighted.” Those were the words from Councillor Albert Koehler at the conclusion of a presentation from the UNBC Engineering Society, which is organizing a thr...

PRINCE GEORGE – Fire training is happening again this month at the Prince George Airport (YXS), so expect to see dark smoke coming from in and around the airport area. Locals are reminded that t...

PRINCE GEORGE - With October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, cancer survivor, Terri Phipps, is sharing her story and encouraging others to stay positive during their fight. In 2001, Phipps was di...

PRINCE GEORGE – October 1st marks the first day of Mental Illness Awareness Week. It’s Seven days to shine a light on the reality of living with a mental illness. According to the Canadian...