Prince George

Over 2,500 participate in Most EGGcellent cruise

PRINCE GEORGE - This weekend's Easter-themed Most EGGcellent Cruise was a major success. Organizers say over 2,500 people participated in search of treats and prizes.Candy drive thru locations were se...

Apr 5, 2021

Dinner is served in downtown Prince George

Prince George - As the Easter bunny hopped its way through Prince George, a local group made sure the city's most vulnerable had a hearty meal in their bellies on Friday.Together we stand, a group cre...

Apr 3, 2021

"Anti-COVID-19" rally on Ospika Boulevard Saturday afternoon

Prince George - On Saturday afternoon, 30 to 40 people gathered on both sides of Ospika Boulevard to peacefully protest the current restrictions in B.C.The rallies have been happening here in Prince G...

Apr 3, 2021

Prince George woman in dire need of new liver

Prince George - A Prince George grandmother, who is desperately in need of a new liver, after being diagnosed with a genetic disease called Primary Biliary Cirrhosis says her days are numbered and tha...

Greg Fry Apr 2, 2021

'I see miracles on a daily basis': Meet the faces of Olive's Branch

PRINCE GEORGE - On Wednesday we introduced you to Olive's Branch, a centre on the edge of downtown providing a safe space for individuals to be re-integrated back into society.Inside the walls of Oliv...

Apr 1, 2021

April is Construction Month

PRINCE GEORGE - April marks Construction Month and the Northern BC Construction Association celebrated the event by providing pizza to workers on the pool construction site."This is the second annual ...

Apr 1, 2021

Indigenous people aged 18 and up and seniors aged 72 and up can now book their vaccination appointments in PG

PRINCE GEORGE - Seniors aged 72 and up and Indigenous people aged 18 and up in Prince George can now call in to book their covid-19 vaccinations.Northern Health says your appointment will take about 1...

Apr 1, 2021

New carbon tax will cost Northerners

PRINCE GEORGE - Northerners are especially hit hard by the new carbon tax. "People will be paying more to heat, eat and drive to work as of today," says Kris Sims, B.C. Director for the Canadian Taxpa...

Apr 1, 2021

A little piece of sound technology connects communities

.PRINCE GEORGE - The pandemic has forced many churches to adapt to new ways on how to practice their faith. College Heights Baptist Church recently purchased a radio transmitter to broadcast an audio ...

Apr 1, 2021

Easter Cruise offers family fun

PRINCE GEORGE - A pandemic-friendly event has been organized for this Saturday.Organizers of the Easter Cruise say 25 activities will be spread out across town, ranging from a candy drive thru, to sea...

Apr 1, 2021