Category Archives: Prince George

Studio Fair Weekend
The Civic Centre will be busy this weekend with a unique craft fair. Its the 41st annual Studio Fair weekend, with artisans from far and wide selling their wares through to Sunday. Studio Fair has a r...
Nov 03, 2017

Organizations Still Tallying Wildfire Costs
A number of local organizations are still crunching the numbers when it comes to recovery costs from the summer of wildfires. As of mid-August, Northern Health had spent $3 million in its efforts. "Wh...
Nov 03, 2017

Prince George’s Jobless Numbers Continue To Dip
The unemployment rate in Prince George continues to head in the right direction , down to 5.2 percent last month , more than a one percent drop from the 6.5 percent rate a year ago. The same scenario ...
Nov 03, 2017

National Radon Action Month
Radon is known to be in every home basement in Canada. It can't be seen or smelt, but if it accumulates to high levels it can become a health hazard. November is Radon Action Month in Canada. Health o...
Nov 03, 2017

Cancer Centre Takes Part in Provincial Research
While most people see the BC Cancer Agency’s Centre for the North as a treatment centre, it is much more than that. Research is what makes cutting edge breakthroughs in diagnoses and treatment. ...
Nov 02, 2017

Air Quality In Prince George Has Drastically Improved
UNBC Research has shown an improvement in the local air-shed in the past dozen years. The work was conducted by Environmental Science professor Dr. Peter Jackson and a crew of graduate and undergradua...
Nov 02, 2017

New Wildfire Plan Coming
The City is forging ahead with plans to revamp its wildfire mitigation strategy. It has applied to the Union of BC Municipalities for some funding to help offset the $90,000 bill to create a new plan....
Nov 02, 2017

Cancer Centre Takes Part in Provincial Research
While most people see the BC Cancer Agency's Centre for the North as a treatment centre, it is much more than that. Research is what makes cutting edge breakthroughs in diagnoses and treatment. The Ca...
Nov 02, 2017

City Seeks New Wildfire Plan
The City is forging ahead with plans to revamp its wildfire mitigation strategy. It has applied to the Union of BC Municipalities for some funding to help offset the $90,000 bill to create a new plan....
Nov 02, 2017

Work Continues to Restore Drinking Water at Some District 57 Schools
School District 57 is working on fountains and fixtures within several schools as part of its lead mitigation plan. Upgrades have been made to Heritage Elementary and the John McInnis schools, while w...
Nov 02, 2017