After Thursday’s CNC open forum on its campus closure in Fort St James, Mayor Martin Elphee didn’t take away many positives. The plan to close the campus comes as the college said maintaining a full ...

A house fire on the 500 block of Ahbau Street resulted in $50,000 in damage according to the City of Prince George. Prior to 1am yesterday (Wednesday), local fire crews responded to the structure ...

The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of BC (CFSEU-BC) says a guilty plea has been entered following an investigation by the Unit’s North District Team. In 2022, the team began a drug ...

The Prince George area will be well represented at the 2026 Winter Olympics in snowboarding. Today (Thursday), Evan Bichon, Tess Critchlow and two-time Olympic medalist Meryeta O’Dine were selected to ...

One person is dead following a collision in Red Rock. According to the North District RCMP, emergency crews responded to the call just after 1pm yesterday (Monday), 35 kilometres south of Prince ...

A new portal is being launched by Northern Health to help residents know how to access healthcare in the event local services are interrupted. The new emergency department status website lists every ...

The Prince George RCMP is investigating a weekend shooting following reports of a motor vehicle collision on the 1300-block of Porter Ave. The incident occurred shortly after 7:30 p.m., on Saturday, ...

The forestry sector’s challenges and future were a highlight during the final day of the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George. One of the more prominent challenges the industry has faced are ...

The City of Prince George is looking to get the federal government’s attention. Civic officials are looking to submit a petition to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, advocating ...

What’s old might become new again when it comes to mining in northern B.C. After some new permits green lit the operation extension of the Mount Milligan mine near Fort Saint James, Centerra Gold is ...

The Cougars begin February with four straight home games; Tuesday against the Red Deer Rebels, Friday and Saturday against Kelowna and March 13th against Kamloops.

A stop at a coffee shop drive-thru quickly turned into a terrifying encounter with police that has left School District 57 Trustee Erica McLean shaken.