The city of Prince George has issued a heavy snowfall declaration after approximately 30 centimetres of snow fell in higher elevation neighbourhoods over the past 24 hours. Plus, Mayor Simon Yu was being investigated for a potential code of conduct violation, but that investigation has found insufficient evidence to fi...

PRINCE GEORGE - The University of Northern British Columbia gave a presentation to Prince George City Council Monday night, asking for their support, in advocating to the Province to allow them to develop land without paying commercial rates. Plus tax season is a headache for many of us, and if it feels overwhelming, t...

Prince George RCMP is currently investigating a shooting incident that occurred at a vacant lot on Lower Patricia Boulevard Sunday evening, two people were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Plus, a few interesting items on tonight's City Council agenda , including the fate of a piece of land across from the University ...

PRINCE GEORGE - The 2024 Budget included $21 million in capital funding for an enhanced wildfire equipment depot in Prince George. That depot will be operational for the 2026 wildfire season. Plus many of the sales lost by alcohol are getting picked up by cannabis and the cannabis industry continues to see year-over-ye...

Yesterday, we first told you the story of Nicholas Harrison, who says he was sexually abused for years as a child, at Sacred Heart School in Prince George, years later, he filed a civil suit against institutions connected to the school, including Catholic organizations responsible for its operation. Plus, new data show...

A B.C. man spoke to us about the sexual abuse he says he suffered as a child at a Catholic school in Prince George. Nicholas Harrison says he endured years of abuse while attending Sacred Heart School in Prince George during the 1970s. Plus, Prince George Mayor Simon Yu is disbanding the Standing Committee on Public Sa...

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...

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...

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...

Amid the multiple sexual assault lawsuits that the Diocese of Prince George is facing, we heard from Leona Huggins, a survivor of sexual abuse by a member of the Catholic clergy, who advocates for survivors and their stories. Plus, the Prince George Safe Streets Bylaw Enforcement Report was launched Thursday. This is o...

We heard from the law firm that is representing many of the plaintiffs who have filed civil claims against the Diocese, claiming sexual assault They say that people coming forward with their stories is making others safer. Plus, communities across B.C. are wondering what the future holds for wildfire prevention and pre...

PRINCE GEORGE - CKPG News has uncovered that the Diocese of Prince George, is facing at least ten lawsuits, all of which are alleging sexual abuse against people in positions of power, who were alleged to have been employed by the Diocese. Plus the College of New Caledonia has confirmed its physical campus in Fort St. ...

The boundaries of the City of Prince George's overnight camping site at what used to be the Moccasin Flats encampment on Lower Patricia Boulevard could change at the next city council meeting. Plus, there were no injuries in a structure fire that caused $120,000 in damages, on Hemlock Street early Monday morning. And, ...

PRINCE GEORGE - Two individuals are facing a slew of charges in a drug-trafficking investigation that began over two years ago in Prince George. Plus new legislation is aimed at ensuring publicly funded construction contracts are awarded through labour-neutral, merit-based procurement. And despite the rain, the energy ...

British Columbia's teachers' union says its members have ratified a new four-year collective agreement, covering 52,000 educators in the province. The B.C. Teachers' Federation says its members voted 91 per cent in favour of the agreement that gives them a three per cent wage increase per year for four years. Plus, rec...

Drax, a major energy company, has announced it will stop burning British Columbia wood pellets at its power plant in Yorkshire, England, but environmental advocates say that change means very little for BC's forests because most of those pellets were never going to the UK in the first place. Plus, the International Bia...

PRINCE GEORGE - BC's chief coroner has called an inquest into the shooting deaths of nine people in Tumbler Ridge to determine how future deaths might be prevented. Plus police are looking to identify a vehicle in investigation involving a youth, when a couple approached a 13 year old girl, offering her a ride several ...

Calls for an independent investigation into the shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., where eight people, including six children were shot last month, are growing. Plus, British Columbians will adopt year-round daylight time, springing forward by one hour this Sunday for the last time. And, a judge sentenced Arthur Dalman, ...

PRINCE GEORGE - Months after being named the CJFL's coach of the year, Jamie Boreham is no longer the head coach of the Prince George Kodiaks. Plus Northern Health and the first nations health authority has issued a toxic drug warning linked to sudden overdoses. And a first of its kind summit in Northern BC, amplifying...

The leadership race in the Conservative Party of BC is heating up and Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Kiel Giddens has finally weighed in and is throwing his support behind a former mayor and three term MLA from the Interior. Plus, a new community kitchen, being established by the Salvation Army in Prince George, is poised...