Prince George

Volcanic ash cloud still affecting flights in Northern B.C.

PRINCE GEORGE - An ash cloud from an eruption of a Russian volcano is still impacting flights in Northern B.C. Air Canada says in its daily travel outlook that flights departing and arriving from Prin...

Apr 15, 2023

YXS to get increased routes for Calgary, Vancouver for spring/summer season

PRINCE GEORGE - As the weather shifts to spring, residents of Prince George will soon be able to take advantage of some extra flights coming out of YXS.Starting May 1st, WestJet is increasing their di...

Apr 15, 2023

'The north will be fine': BC Jobs Minister on rising Cariboo unemployment numbers

PRINCE GEORGE - The latest jobs numbers for the Cariboo region and Prince George are not like they were a year ago. After being touted as being some of Canada's best, our region has now become BC"s wo...

Apr 14, 2023

Moms calling for more action on the toxic drug crisis

PRINCE GEORGE - A rally was held today in downtown Prince George marking 7 years since BC declared a public emergency for the toxic drug health crisis. It included a message from mothers that one life...

Apr 14, 2023

EV charging to expand in B.C. with new funding

VICTORIA - The provincial government will be providing $26 million in funding for public charging stations for electric vehicles.To support British Columbians' transition to electric vehicles and to h...

Apr 14, 2023

Premier David Eby addresses COFI

PRINCE GEORGE - Premier David Eby made the trek to Prince George to address hundreds at the Council of Forest Industries, the first time it has been hosted in Prince George since COVID. In recent year...

Greg Fry Apr 14, 2023

Shun uts'utejun symphonic collaboration to take the stage at Vanier hall

PRINCE GEORGE - Shun uts'utejun translates to "playing music together" in the Dakelh language, a fitting name for a new musical collaboration between the Prince George Symphony Orchestra, and a three ...

Apr 14, 2023

Future boasts sustainable jobs in forestry despite downturn

PRINCE GEORGE - One of the panels on the opening day at the BC Council of Forest Industries Convention in Prince George was all about the future of the industry. Part of that future is figuring out ho...

Apr 13, 2023

British Columbians encouraged to prepare for flooding, wildfire season

PRINCE GEORGE - As warmer weather approaches, British Columbians are encouraged to be prepared for the possibility of climate-related hazards, such as floods and wildfires, which are becoming increasi...

Apr 13, 2023

Pidherny recreation site to get government funding for "forest impact transition"

PRINCE GEORGE - The B.C. government has announced they will double the funding for B.C.'s newest economic diversification program.As a part of this funding, $165,000 dollars have been approved for the...

Apr 13, 2023