Category Archives: Prince George
Blazers Avoid Dropping 10 Straight; Beat Cougars
0-9-0 wasn't the start Don Hay's team wanted to start the season, but entering Friday night's contest against the Prince George Cougars, that's exactly where the Kamloops Blazers sat. But the Blazers ...
Oct 14, 2017
Racist Posters Supporting Neo-Nazism Spotted At UNBC
Hate literature posters were recently plastered around the CNC and UNBC campuses. Now UNBC has been hit for a second time, in just three and a half weeks. Mounties have opened an investigation into in...
Oct 13, 2017
Drug Investigation Leads To Major Seizure
A 37 year old Prince George man is in custody after a seizure of a significant quantity of illicit drugs & cash. The man was arrested Wednesday in a parking lot along Ospika Boulevard. Police say ...
Oct 13, 2017
Reflectors Handed Out As Part Of Province Wide Campaign
If you are someone who takes the bus or walks to school or work in the morning, you would have seen a number of groups at Pine Centre Mall's bus-stop Friday. Officials were handing out free reflectors...
Oct 13, 2017
Police Search For Missing Woman
Prince George Mounties are asking for the public's help to locate a missing woman who has not been seen since late September. Police received a report on October 3rd that Jennifer "Jenny" Larocque, 61...
Oct 13, 2017
Walls Going Up At WIRL
You can't miss it. A giant wall covered in an orange tarp behind the Wood Innovation and Design Centre. A new facility to accommodate larger wood projects. "We needed a larger lab," explains Dr. Guido...
Oct 13, 2017
Local Home Builders Busy
The Canadian Homebuilder's Association of Northern BC is putting clients in touch with home builders this weekend through the annual Parade of Homes. With low interest rates, local builder Marnie Mart...
Oct 13, 2017
First Nations Benefit From Funding For Trades Training Programs
Funding has been allocated in support of trades training for Indigenous participants. The Province is providing $300, ooo to the Prince George Nechako Aboriginal Employment and Training Association, t...
Oct 13, 2017
Water Issues In Parts Of The Hart
Work on a new water main tie-in the Hart Highway area today has resulted in dirty-looking or cloudy water for some residences . The city's assures the water is safe to drink - just run your tap until ...
Oct 13, 2017
First Degree Murder Conviction in Bjornson Killing
James David Junior Charlie of Nak'azdli will spend a minimum 25 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of the first degree murder of Vanderhoof's Fribjon Bjornson in January of 2012. Bjornson w...
Oct 13, 2017