Category Archives: Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – Prince George is enjoying its lowest unemployment rate in memory. The June rate fell to 4.1 percent, down half a point over the last month and down nearly 2 points over the last ...

PRINCE GEORGE- It is Pride Week in Prince George, and as many from around the region come to the city to celebrate, Trans Care BC is holding its own event. It’s the first of its kind in our comm...

PRINCE GEORGE – Traffic is moving in both directions on Willowcale Road over Haggith Creek. It’s the first time in over a year that can be said. But that piece of road has a much longer hi...

PRINCE GEORGE – School District 57 is overjoyed after some finer details were released by the Province on the pending Employer Health Tax. That is replacing the MSP premiums, which the BC Govern...

PRINCE GEORGE – Nearly a half-century ago marathon canoeing racing was once a popular sport in our region. This weekend over 120 paddlers from around North America will race down the Nechako Riv...

PRINCE GEORGE – The cooler and wetter summer than we’ve been seeing so far this year may not be the best for camping and outdoor activities, but it may be good year for forests that are fi...

PRINCE GEORGE – The Prince George Conservation Officer Service has already been forced to destroy six black bears this year. Some residents continue to break the law by not securing their bear a...

PRINCE GEORGE — It is starting to feel a bit summer, weather-wise and that means Summerfest is right around the corner and organizers of the event gave members of the public a taste of the main ...

PRINCE GEORGE – International students work under a different set of rules than non-international students. But colleges across the province have been put on notice. There needs to be change, es...

PRINCE GEORGE- As Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, Prince George can celebrate a strong tourism season thanks to our neighbours from the South. Tourism Prince George says there are about 500 Am...