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...

The number of unregulated toxic drug deaths in 2025 in Prince George went down, and was a significant drop from previous years. Plus, a local professor has weighed in on efforts to regulate artificial intelligence amid concerns over OpenAI's failure to alert police about troubling posts made by the person responsible f...

PRINCE GEORGE - A long-time Prince George resident has reached his breaking point when it comes to how officials handle mental illness and criminal behaviour and worries that there are numerous warning signs being ignored. Plus Canadian airlines have resumed flying in and out of Puerto Vallarta, after widespread violen...

PRINCE GEORGE - In the aftermath of the Tumbler Ridge Tragedy, the Prince George Spruce Kings are doing what they can to support the community. Plus more details surrounding a supportive housing facility for youth and young adults, addressing a huge need in Prince George. And even without a theatre of their own, a Prin...

On Demand PRINCE GEORGE - Plans for a Prince George airport hotel, announced around two years ago, has been cancelled. Plus a speaker to discuss global issues like Canada-US military relations visited Prince George. And the province released 2025's unregulated drug toxicity deaths, with a notable drop compared to 2024.

PRINCE GEORGE - The provincial budget came down yesterday, what does it mean for us in Prince George? Plus CUPE employees are raising concerns surrounding the future of Kopar Memorial Arena. And following the success of the 2025 Special Olympics BC Summer Games, new programs have launched

PRINCE GEORGE - Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit the northeastern town of Tumbler Ridge, where residents continue to mourn and have questions about the mass shooting that took the lives of nine people, including the shooter. Plus RCMP say they don't know where the primary gun used in a mass school shooting ea...

PRINCE GEORGE - The community of Tumbler Ridge is mourning the lives lost in Tuesday's mass shooting, with many still in shock at how such a devastating incident could happen in their town. Plus Premier David Eby, Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger, and the federal public safety minister were in Tumbler Ridge last nig...

PRINCE GEORGE - Mounties have revised the death toll in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting to nine, saying seven of the victims are under 13, and a 39-year-old teacher and the 39-year old mother of the shooter were also killed. Plus police have identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the shooter and she had two g...

PRINCE GEORGE - Canada's Energy Regulator is recommending the approval of Enbridge's Sunrise Expansion Program, which could bring 1300 jobs to the Prince George area. Plus Prince George Mounties are seeking the public's help identifying a suspect in a recent mischief investigation, as an ATM was vandalized at a bank in...

PRINCE GEORGE - The Conservative Electors Association is hoping to run slates in 40 B.C. communities in the 2026 municipal election. Prince George is on that list. Plus with $1 million in funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada, UNBC School of Nursing Professor Dr. Shannon Freeman is launching a four-year proje...

The LPN Pathway program at UNBC recognizes the significant education that has already been obtained by LPNs, as well as their practice experience, and will allow LPNs to be eligible for licensure. Plus, former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad says he will "make himself available'' to talk about a potential bid...

The municipal budget passed last week, but a substantial number of big capital projects have been deferred. Plus, following the suspected murder of a man in Kamloops which authorities believe to be connected to gay dating apps, a local organization is reacting to this news with both sadness and caution. And, Prince Geo...

PRINCE GEORGE - Two people were injured in a targeted shooting early Tuesday morning on the 2100-block of Redwood Street and police believe this shooting to be tied to organized crime in the city. Plus council remuneration will remain unchanged after councillors received a report and recommendations from an advisory co...

PRINCE GEORGE - City Council is meeting tonight, with the top agenda item revolving around city councilor salaries. Plus do you know a stellar citizen? You can nominate them to be recognized for a new award! And Statistics Canada estimates Prince George hit a significant population milestone, what does this mean for th...

A local school trustee feared for her life as she had guns drawn on her by police in a mix-up. Plus a text message parking ticket scam is resurfacing in Prince George and City Bylaw is urging citizens to beware. And Special Olympics Donut Days introduce a custom doughnut for a good cause.

Five people are in custody and police are looking for more witnesses after a stolen vehicle fled from the police north of Prince George. And, the average homeowner in Prince George will see their taxes rise by $144 as City Council approved a tax hike of 4.94 per cent, which is down from the original 6.1 per cent propos...

A 34 car train derailment took place between Vanderhoof and Prince George. And, day two of City budget discussions are underway, will any progress be made on whittling down a potential 6% tax hike?Plus, the Keeper of the Stanley Cup is in Prince George ahead the Timberwolves Legacy Night.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Prince George has announced the closure and division of St. Mary's Parish, citing decades of declining attendance and financial woes. Plus residents could be looking at a tax hike of 6.1 percent in 2026 and two days have been set aside for Council to discuss the budget for the coming year....

A contractor suffered a fatal injury following an isolated incident at the Cariboo Gold Project near Wells and Barkerville, on Thursday. Plus following a record breaking global heat in 2023 and 2024, as well as a comparably warm 2025, the Government of Canada says 2026 is likely going to continue the warming trend. And...

A 37-year-old man has been seriously injured in a shooting in the VLA, this past weekend. And, critical minerals are a major talking point at this year's Natural Resources Forum, we'll talk to key players in the industry. Plus, the UNBC Stem Cell Club held a donor drive today at UNBC's Winter Garden.

Premier David Eby is in town and delivered a keynote address to the 23rd annual Natural Resources Forum, Tuesday evening. Plus, BC Conservative leadership hopefuls Iain Black and Caroline Elliott are in town for the Natural Resources Forum, hoping to garner some support. And, the Prince George Cougars are back at home ...

BC Hydro has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ksi Lisims LNG, a key step toward securing a major customer for the North Coast Transmission Line. Plus MLA for Prince George-North Cariboo Sheldon Clare has officially announced today that he is running to be leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. And the Counci...