Prince George

Icy road conditions cause services to temporarily shut down this morning

PRINCE GEORGE- Icy seemed like an understatement. Cars were stuck at a standstill, Canada Post delayed their services, BC Transit and School busses were forced to stay put and schools like UNBC & ...

Nov 2, 2021

Update: Pedestrian struck and killed on First Ave and Brunswick street

PRINCE GEORGE - Update: Prince George RCMP Cpl. Jennifer Cooper has confirmed that the pedestrian struck at First Avenue and Brunswick Street has died.No other information has been released. Witnesses...

Greg Fry Nov 2, 2021

Road conditions cause multiple disruptions in PG

PRINCE GEORGE - Classes will resume at UNBC starting at 12:30 this afternoon. This after classes were cancelled due to poor road conditions this morning.Over at CNC, the campus will remain open though...

Nov 2, 2021

Treacherous road conditions both in and out of Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE - A nightmare on the roads this morning after the freezing rain, with a ten-car pileup reported earlier this morning on Highway 16 westbound. That stretch of highway is closed. RCMP say ...

Nov 2, 2021

Orange tulips planted by Harwin Elementary students in honour of residential school victims

PRINCE GEORGE - Some orange tulips will be popping up in the garden at Harwin Elementary come this spring in honour of the hundreds of children who never made it home from residential schools."It feel...

Nov 1, 2021

Major police presence on Ospika & Pioneer Friday

PRINCE GEORGE - A major police presence was noticed at the 7-11 on 5th and Ospika around 10 p.m. Friday night. Witnesses confirm there were several police vehicles blocking off entrances heading North...

Nov 1, 2021

Carbon Monoxide is known as "the silent killer"

PRINCE GEORGE - Since 2008 in British Columbia, more than 150 deaths have been caused by carbon monoxide gas. The province is urging residents to take steps to stop carbon monoxide buildup. Carbon mon...

Nov 1, 2021

Teens have the individual freedom to get the shot or not

PRINCE GEORGE - In the Province of British Columbia, anyone between the ages of 13 and 19 and living with a guardian, can choose whether or not to get the jab. According to provincial law, anyone betw...

Nov 1, 2021

IIO investigating incident on Langer Crescent

PRINCE GEORGE - The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of BC is investigating an incident in Prince George.Information provided by the impacted person, a man, indicates that on October 6, he was ...

Nov 1, 2021

Government workers will need to be fully vaccinated

PRINCE GEORGE - As the largest single employer in the Province's public sector, the Government of B.C. is safeguarding its workers, requiring that all direct government employees have the best defence...

Nov 1, 2021