On Demand The Conservative Party of BC has set new critic and leadership responsibilities within the conservative caucus. Plus the BC RCMP is reporting a strong start to the "light up the province" campaign, which is focused on cracking down on impaired drivers. And a new art initiative is coming to Prince Ge...

No December 9, 2025: CKPG News on Demand rthern Health is advising Prince George residents about new potential measles exposures in multiple locations including the Urgent and Primary Care Centre and UNBC. Plus charges have been laid in the Connaught Residences apartment building fire that took place last week, but pol...

A committee meeting on council remuneration has looked at how our mayor and city councillors are paid, and whether or not there should be an increase. Plus, Conservation North is concerned with comments from the Premier on old growth logging, as Premier David Eby said that pulping old growth is a temporary strategy, no...

If a staff report to the city of Prince George's standing committee on finance and audit is any indication - taxpayers will be on the hook for yet another hefty tax hike this year. Plus the year-over-year unemployment rate in Prince George rose from 5.2 per cent in November 2024 to 6.9 per cent in November 2025. And Pa...

CKPG News on Demand: Dec 1, 2025 On CKPG News for December 1, 2025: The Duchess Park Condors won the provincial championships in a hard fought, back and forth match. Plus, it's the holiday season, and with that police are advising you to keep a close eye out for Porch Pirates. And devastating news from the Caledonia No...

.Conifex has announced that they will curtail their operations at their Mackenzie sawmill for four weeks, starting December 15th. Plus citing last week's grizzly bear attack on a group of school children and a teacher near Bella Coola,the B.C. Wildlife Federation is calling for the return of the grizzly bear hunt. And ...

.Local reaction to today's agreement between Ottawa and Alberta regarding a new pipeline potentially being built to the West Coast of B.C. Plus, reaction from local forestry industry leaders to yesterday's announcement of financial supports for the softwood lumber industry. And, Mayor Simon Yu is forcing a debate to be...

.Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced new supports for Canada's steel and lumber industries against the effects of U.S. tariffs, offering an extra $500 million in loan guarantees to the softwood lumber industry. Plus, the Independent Investigations Office has cleared the RCMP of any wrongdoing in its response to th...

.The Lheidli T'enneh First Nation has banned the use of certain herbicides, including glyphosate, on their lands. Plus the Prince George Spruce Kings leading scorer, Kazumo Sasaki has left the team to join a new team in the USHL. And with Christmas parties on the horizon for many, Operation Red Nose is getting ready to...

.The provincial government has introduced amendments to the Mental Health Act to strengthen and protect mental health care in British Columbia. Plus, Taseko Mines Limited says a worker has died after an accident at its Gibraltar copper mine, northeast of Williams Lake. No details have been provided on how the contract ...

.Workers in the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George have officially ratified a new five-year collective agreement. CUPE 1699 members and the Regional District's Board of Directors approved the deal on Wednesday and Thursday, following mediation earlier in the week. Plus local leaders in the Fort St. James area are ...

.The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George says a tentative Collective Agreement has been reached with CUPE 1699, subject to ratification by both parties. Plus, fast-tracked construction of the North Coast Transmission Line has been approved, but the legislation squeaked through with the help of the speaker casting t...

.A group of passionate community members protested what they say is the BC Government failing to live up to its promises and that the handling of forests by the government is risking not just the environment, but jobs too. Plus drug trafficking investigation by Prince George RCMP lead to the seizure of several firearms...

The Prince George RCMP is trying to reinvigorate a program it believes will help fight crime in the city, and mounties say the key is for homeowners with surveillance cameras to register them with the RCMP. Plus, there were no injuries after Prince George firefighters responded to a residential structure fire downtown ...

A downtown business owner says he's very disheartened by one of his employees allegedly selling drugs out of his restaurant, saying he had no knowledge of it. Plus, Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the Pine Pass with about 10 centimetres expected to fall tonight, before easing tomorrow morning. And,...

.A ruling has been made in the case of Isabelle Thomas, a case where a woman died after being stabbed 16 times in front of her two children. And, an employee of a downtown business has been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking, RCMP say the drugs were seized by investigators as part of their ongoing efforts to tar...

.PRINCE GEORGE - A dedicated team of eight RCMP members have been assigned to the downtown, responding to incidents such as shoplifting, arson, and drug-related offences, in a bid to boost public safety. Plus one Prince George man has decided to go around to spots around town and clean-up trash voluntarily, to help mak...

.PRINCE GEORGE - The federal Liberal government rolled out Budget 2025 yesterday, with big plans to boost spending and Canadians will be watching closely to see whether these promises translate into real change in their communities. Plus striking members of CUPE 1699 are staging one-day picket lines at various faciliti...

.PRINCE GEORGE - The upcoming closure of the Prince George Aquatic Centre saw an explosive debate at Monday's city council meeting, as city councillors traded jabs regarding the two year closure. Plus, long lineups for the Foothills Boulevard landfill continue as the strike by CUPE 1699 members is not winding down, wit...

Police are warning residents of tampered Halloween candy, such as finding pins in chocolate bars. Plus, a month long campaign from Prince George RCMP highlighting how you can help make our streets safer. And, hear from concerned residents, who worry about what the closure of the Prince George Aquatic Centre means for t...