Category Archives: Prince George

Ribbon-cutting soon
PRINCE GEORGE - It was a positive presentation from Administration on the progress with the Canfor Leisure Pool.The Director of Recreation and Events Andy Beesley noted that, while the project has bee...
Aug 29, 2022

Frank Everitt calling it quits
PRINCE GEORGE - After 11 years on Prince George city council, Frank Everitt has decided not to run for a fourth term.In a statement sent to media, the former president of the United Steelworkers I-424...
Aug 29, 2022

SD57 to receive $1.4M for back-to-school needs
PRINCE GEORGE - New provincial funding aims to make back-to-school more affordable for families that need it the most. Through the Student and Family Affordability Fund, $60 million dollars will help ...
Aug 29, 2022

UNBC announces new Indigenous research ambassador program
PRINCE GEORGE-A new set of research grants aims to give Indigenous students the skills to introduce culturally sensitive and community-based research tools to fellow students.The Indigenous Research A...
Aug 29, 2022

Sim NewB already having a big impact in northern B.C.
PRINCE GEORGE - A new piece of medical equipment in Prince George is already having a big impact on healthcare in the North. Sim NewB is the new addition to the Northern Clinical Simulation Program an...
Aug 29, 2022

Downtown pool on budget, delayed by one month
PRINCE GEORGE - The pool under construction in downtown Prince George is nearing completion, though it will be delayed by one month.A staff report in Monday's (Aug. 29) council meeting agenda says the...
Aug 27, 2022

Local lawyer running for mayor
PRINCE GEORGE - Local lawyer and former SD57 Board member and Chair Roy Stewart announced this morning his intention to run for mayor of Prince George.Stewart is running on what he calls five pressing...
Aug 27, 2022

Alaska Highway open to light traffic only after fiery crash Thursday evening
UPDATE (10 a.m. Saturday): According to a bulletin from Public Services and Procurement Canada, the highway remains only open to light trucks and cars. The next update will be at 6 p.m. FORT ST. JOHN,...
Aug 27, 2022

Tŝilhqot'in Nation asks moose hunters to stay home amid declining Chicoltin moose population
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - The Tilhqot'in Nation is asking those authorized by the provincial government to hunt moose in the Chicoltin Region to stay home."Now is not the time for limited entry hunt (LEH)...
Aug 27, 2022

Nordic Gnomies Garden in the Hart
PRINCE GEORGE - Jay Dupras has always been a big fan of the whimsical Miniature-themed worlds. So much so, that he decided to build his very own in 2014."It started out very small for little stumps an...
Aug 26, 2022