PRINCE GEORGE - A man is dead and BC Highway Patrol is looking for witnesses and dash camera video after a collision between a logging truck and a blue pickup truck north of Prince George. Plus the Spruce City Wildlife Association is losing two positions due to funding cuts, which it says will translate into program lo...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating Club recently received a huge donation of $14,000 worth of cycling gear from Samsara Cycle. Samsara Cycle is a Vancouver based women's cycling apparel company, and the donation to a northern B.C. club is incredibly appreciated."That included jerseys, cycling...

PRINCE GEORGE - An unassuming building on River Road rears millions of salmon fry every year. But the folks from the Spruce City Wildlife Association do so using a lot of volunteer hours. Two years ago, though, they got some help from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in the form of a team of two habitat restorati...

PRINCE GEORGE - Twenty-eight young people from across Northern British Columbia are trading their spring break for early mornings, uniforms, and a taste of life as a Mountie. The RCMP Youth Academy kicked off this weekend in Prince George. For one officer helping run the program, it is a return to where his career bega...

PRINCE GEORGE - Another BC Conservative leadership hopeful has swung through the North.Peter Milobar made several northern stops over the weekend, including Mackenzie and Prince George.Milobar says the message from voters is clear. "If Conservatives want to create jobs, repeal DRIPA, and grow the economy, we have ...

Residents who had to leave their homes in Prince George's Heritage area because of a gas leak this weekend have now returned. And, Conservative Party of B.C. leadership candidate Peter Milobar is in Prince George today, making his pitch on why he should be leader. Plus, the Prince George Kodiaks have released a stateme...

BC Highway Patrol is asking the public for any information it may have surrounding the crash, saying this is crucial to furthering the investigation. PRINCE GEORGE - A man is dead and BC Highway Patrol is looking for witnesses and dash camera video after a collision between a logging truck and a blue pickup truck north...

PRINCE GEORGE - A shortage of estrogen patches across the country is causing worry for many patients. This week, a local pharmacist shares how pharmacies are helping people manage the situation and find other options.Hormone therapy is important for many people dealing with menopause symptoms, and pharmacists say the s...

PRINCE GEORGE - Volunteers at the Prince George Outdoor Ice Oval have put in a lot of effort to keep the rink open during a tough winter. Warmer weather meant the oval had to close four times this season, which made the skating season shorter. Still, since opening in mid-December, the rink has given the community more ...

PRINCE GEORGE - It was a hot, sunny afternoon in August with the new hospital parkade as the back drop where then-Minister of Health Adrian Dix announced a project that had been on his desk for years: The new surgical tower for University Hospital of Northern B.C."The Board is extremely pleased about this. Very, v...

PRINCE GEORGE - If you are headed north on Highway 97 from Prince George, expect delays. A multi vehicle incident has closed Highway 97 in both directions, between Old Summit Lake Rd and Wright Creek Rd for 3.9 kilometers.DriveBC says that all lanes are blocked and an assessment is in progress. A detour is not availabl...

PRINCE GEORGE - Travelers on Highway 97 heading south should expect delays, as a motor vehicle incident has closed the highway in both directions.DriveBC says that Highway 97 is closed between Colebank Rd. E and Widdis Rd., roughly six to ten kilometers north of Hixon.There are currently no available detours, an assess...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Kodiaks have released a statement regarding internal changes and "organizational restructuring".The statement acknowledges that the Prince George Kodiaks Football Club has been "undergoing internal changes and organizational restructuring.""We recognize this pr...

PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George Fire Rescue responded to two early morning fires on Sunday, March 15. The first happened at 2:20 a.m., when crews from three halls, responded to the 2200 block of Laurier Crescent. Crews found heavy flames and smoke coming from an RV and detached shop and quick actions of the responding cr...

PORT ALBERNI, B.C. - The Alberni Valley Bulldogs scored three times in the second period en route to a 4-2 win over the Prince George Spruce Kings Saturday (March 14) night.River Arnason opened the scoring for the Spruce Kings at the Alberni Valley Multiplex when he struck 5:35 into the opening frame. The Bulldogs boun...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Cougars did not allow a goal on retro weekend as they blanked the Wenatchee Wild for the second time in as many nights.The Cougars won Saturday's (March 14) rematch at CN Centre 5-0 to keep pace with the Kelowna Rockets in the Western Conference standings. Prince George (41-22-2-0) is ...

PRINCE GEORGE - Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the Prince George area, with up to 15 centimetres of snow expected to fall late Sunday (March 15) morning into Monday morning.The warning also covers the Bulkley Valley and the Lakes, Stuart-Nechako, Williston, Pine Pass, and McGregor areas as well as...

PRINCE GEORGE - UPDATE (9:25 p.m.): Residents of units at 101 - 108 at 448 Tabor Boulevard will be provided accommodations this evening as the City is activating emergency support services. All other residents will be able to return home once electricity is restored - crews are currently estimating this should be done ...

FORT ST. JOHN - Police in Fort St. John, B.C., say one person is dead after an "altercation" involving several people at a boat launch last night. Fort St. John RCMP say they were called to the Charlie Lake boat ramp on Friday evening. They say officers learned of an "altercation" involving several ...

VANCOUVER - Paramedics, dispatchers, and call-takers with the Ambulance Paramedics of BC have ratified a new collective agreement with the provincial government that was reached last month. In a statement, CUPE Local 873 says its members have voted over 80 per cent in favour of the deal following months of negotiations...

PRINCE GEORGE - The BC Human Rights Tribunal dismissed discrimination complaints by a former executive director of the Northern B.C. Graduate Students' Society (NBCGSS).Alden Chow held the position at University of Northern BC (UNBC) from November 2018 until his Oct. 31, 2023 resignation.In an Oct. 29, 2021 complaint, ...

POWELL RIVER, B.C. - The Prince George Spruce Kings bounced back with a 8-1 win over the Powell River Kings Friday (March 13) night, one night after dropping a 5-2 decision at the Hap Parker Arena.The Spruce Kings scored three in the first period and another three in the second en route to the blowout win in the battle...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Cougars have reached the 40-win mark for the third consecutive WHL season. The Cats 1-0 decision over the Wenatchee Wild Friday (March 13) night at the CN Centre. Josh Ravensbergen made 17 saves for his fourth shutout of the season to become the first netminder to reach the 30 win mark...

PRINCE GEORGE - Amid the multiple sexual assault lawsuits that the Diocese of Prince George is facing, a lawyer who has successfully gotten her clients settlements says that civil litigation is the only thing in the long history of the church, that has created safer environments. And a Prince George legend is approachi...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George Cougars host the Wenatchee Wild on March 13 and 14 in a weekend doubleheader that has a lot of significance for the Cougars playoff positioning. However, for many in Prince George, an equally as important headline is the return of Don Nachbaur to the city he grew up in, as he comes in ...

Sandra Kovacs says that civil litigation is the only thing in the long history of the church, that has created safer environments. Adam Berls of CKPG News reports. PRINCE GEORGE - Amid the multiple sexual assault lawsuits that the Diocese of Prince George is facing, a lawyer who has successfully gotten her clients sett...

PRINCE GEORGE - There are a few around town. Daycares. And the College of New Caledonia (CNC) is broadening training opportunities for early childhood educators."Jessica Fee is one of our instructors, and she's been taking this on," explains Candis Johnson, CNC's Coordinator for Early Childhood Learning. &quo...

PRINCE GEORGE - A city councillor in Prince George believes municipalities should not bear the financial burden of providing naloxone to Prince George Fire Rescue. While the B.C. government recently announced a $50 million investment to increase access to naloxone, one councillor argues that this funding falls short fo...