Category Archives: Prince George
Mounties Investigate Attempted Child Abduction
There was an attempted child abduction in Prince George last week. According to police, a woman entered a daycare and asked for a child by name. However, she was refused access to the child, because s...
Oct 31, 2017
Safety First On Halloween Night
It won't be long before trick or treaters flood local neighbourhoods. Mounties have some tips to make sure your night is safe. Reflective clothing is important for everyone to wear as they hit the str...
Oct 31, 2017
Council Moves Forward With Facilities
Council is moving forward with two major facility-replacement projects: a new fire ahll on Massey Drive to replaced the aging facility downtown and a replacement of the Four Seasons Pool. Council appr...
Oct 30, 2017
Downtown Prince George Prepares For Winter Carnival
Downtown Prince George is already preparing for a winter festival. Last February, Prince George residents celebrated the very first winter festival, and did so in big numbers. Hundreds took in ice car...
Oct 30, 2017
Five Years Later – BC Cancer Agency Centre for the North
It is hard to believe how quickly time flies. It was ten years in September since the government of the day committed to building a full-service cancer care facility to the North and five years ago th...
Oct 30, 2017
BC Hydro Holds Annual Chili Cook-off
BC Hydro partnered once again Monday with United Way to host their 6th annual Chili cook-off. The event took place over the noon hour at the BC Hydro site in Prince George. The event is the start of U...
Oct 30, 2017
RiverBend Affordable Housing Centre Officially Opens
Affordable Seniors housing has always been an issue in Prince George but steps were taken over three years ago to build a brand new facility in the city. After 20 months of construction and thousands ...
Oct 30, 2017
Windshields Being Targeted By Vandals In Prince George
Police say they are hoping to track down those responsible for the breaking of a number of vehicle windows in Prince George. On Sunday, a handful of reports were brought to the RCMP's attention of a s...
Oct 30, 2017
Mayor Pleased With Referendum
It has been a constant theme at City Hall for some time; a referendum on borrowing $15 million to replace Fire Hall #1 and $35 million to replace the Four Seasons Pool. The final results have approval...
Oct 30, 2017
Quesnel Vehicle Thief Caught
Quesnel Mounties say they have arrested and charged an alleged vehicle thief after receiving a report of a stolen vehicle early Monday morning. Police were notified around 12:45 am that a vehicle had ...
Oct 30, 2017