Category Archives: Prince George

Local Mounties Seek Help In Unsolved Homicide
PRINCE GEORGE – Local Mounties are asking the public’s help in an unsolved homicide. Nine years ago today, Vernon Darcy Baker, 44, went to a residence in the 2300 block of Victoria Street ...
Apr 11, 2018

Bears Are Awake And Are Looking For Easy Food Sources
PRINCE GEORGE – The Prince George Conservation Officer Service has received several calls regarding sightings of bears coming out of hibernation. According to the CO service, the rapid melt is f...
Apr 10, 2018

Willowcale Bridge To Re-Open This Summer
PRINCE GEORGE – If all goes according to the City’s plans, the bridge on the Willowcale Road over Haggith Creek will re-open this summer. That piece of road has been problematic for the Ci...
Apr 10, 2018

SD57 Participates In Battle Of The Books
PRINCE GEORGE- Every year, elementary students in School District 57 from grades five to seven have the opportunity to take part in a reading club. They exclusively read Red Cedar books, which are nov...
Apr 10, 2018

Street Sweeping Begins
PRINCE GEORGE – It’s a much later appearance than the past two years, but city street sweepers are out cleaning up winters grime. Roads manager Blake McIntosh says an average amount of tra...
Apr 10, 2018

Help Give The Spruce Kings A Memorable Send Off
PRINCE GEORGE -The Prince George Spruce Kings begin their trek to Wenatchee for the first two games of the Fred Page Cup final this Friday and Saturday . The bus will leave the Rolling Mix Concrete Ar...
Apr 10, 2018

Snow Packs Levels High
PRINCE GEORGE – The River Forecast Centre has issued the latest numbers for snowpack and flood risk. Snowpack levels in both the Upper Fraser River are above average this year. The Upper Fraser ...
Apr 9, 2018

UNBC Students Get Help From Therapy Dogs
PRINCE GEORGE- This afternoon, students at UNBC got to take an hour to spend with a few furry friends. The free event let students interact with therapy dogs to combat some pre-test stress. The dogs u...
Apr 9, 2018

Local Reaction to Bus Tragedy
PRINCE GEORGE – It’s a tragedy that stretches through the country, and is also being felt locally. Over the past 18 years, Prince George Cougars bus driver Ralph Posteraro has driven his t...
Apr 9, 2018

Vimy Ridge Remembered
PRINCE GEORGE – It is the 100 and first anniversary of one of the fiercest battles in Canadian history. The battle of Vimy Ridge started April 9th and claimed 35-hundred Canadians. As a memorial...
Apr 9, 2018