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Poll finds most Canadians blame federal government for vaccine delays

OTTAWA - The vast majority of Canadians blame Ottawa rather than provincial governments for delays in COVID-19 vaccine delivery, a new poll suggests.Sixty-nine per cent of respondents believe Canada i...

Greg Fry Feb 16, 2021

PG pup goes missing but magically returns 5 days later

PRINCE GEORGE - You know what they say about the cat, and how he came back.. well this time it was a dog, who magically returned.Havok is a three year-old Australian Shepherd who lives near Haldi Lake...

Feb 14, 2021

Family Day Adventure Cruise ready to roll out

PRINCE GEORGE - Even though a pandemic has shifted BC Family Day celebrations compared to a year ago, there is still plenty of fun activities to enjoy safely with your whole family.The Family Adventur...

Feb 14, 2021

Council waiting for details on damaged PG Playhouse

PRINCE GEORGE - A building envelope specialist has come and gone, and now council waits to find out what the bill will be to fix the Prince George Playhouse.The damage now lies underneath white tarps ...

Feb 12, 2021

New warming centre open downtown for vulnerable population

PRINCE GEORGE - The Prince George-Nechako Aboriginal Employment and Training Association (PGNAETA) in partnership with Positive Living North (PLN) have opened a new warming centre on 3rd Avenue.'The F...

Feb 11, 2021

Brink helps re-ignite 'Rally For Brody' with $10k donation, commits to match more dollars from you

PRINCE GEORGE - You may remember 11-year-old Brody Dery who is battling Stage 3B Hodgkins Lymphoma and Crohn's disease.Now John Brink has re-ignited a fundraising campaign with a donation of $10k, and...

Feb 10, 2021

Vulnerable population left outside not for a lack of open beds: BC Housing

PRINCE GEORGE - A visual that has drawn concerns from many in Prince George since the extreme cold set in throughout the region and here in Prince George, vulnerable parts of the population left outsi...

Feb 10, 2021

'This is the worst I've seen it': Concerns raised about vulnerable populations left out in the cold

PRINCE GEORGE - There is a growing concern about vulnerable populations and the access or lack thereof they have to shelter spaces and places to warm up.Coral Henry is one of those raising concerns in...

Feb 09, 2021

Thieves break into Spruce City Stadium

PRINCE GEORGE - Peter Ghostkeeper says he feels defeated as thieves have taken the sound out of Spruce City Stadium.Sometime in the last two weeks, thieves busted into the ballpark and hauled out the ...

Feb 08, 2021

Hospice wants to help COVID survivors

PRINCE GEORGE - Hospice House is reaching out to the thousands of people who have survived COVID in Northern BC. "We know that not all people fully recover. Those that have been in ICU or suffered sev...

Feb 05, 2021