The BC Government is inviting the public to sign condolence books for the victims of the tragedy of the Lapu-Lapu Festival in Vancouver on Saturday. Members of the public can sign a book of condolence at the Parliament Building in Victoria, and an online condolence books is available here. These books...

"We could be back voting again in six months or this minority government could potentially stand for two years." That's from Prince George Chamber of Commerce executive director Neil Godbout after the Mark Carney-led Liberals outlasted the Conservatives in Monday's federal election. Godbout told MyPGNow.com with all the political pomp and...

Canadians came out to vote in this year’s federal election. According to Elections Canada, over 68% of eligible voters cast a ballot – that equates to 19.5 million people. That is an increase when compared to 2021 where 62.6% of eligible voters headed to the polls. Canada’s election voting...

The Prince George RCMP’s Problem Oriented Policing Team were at the Hart Highway when they noted a pickup truck hauling a trailer that did not appear to have functioning lights. Further investigation revealed the trailer did not have proper insurance. A traffic stop was initiated officers, who subsequently located a weapon...

If students had their say in the election, the result could have been different. Yesterday (Monday), more than 925,000 elementary, intermediate and high school students across the country participated in Student Vote Canada. The program, put on by CIVIX in collaboration with Election Canada, teaches students about democracy and elections, and...

Yvonne Pierreroy, a Dakelh knowledge holder, cultural leader and foundational figure in the history of UNBC, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws. It will happen during the 2025 Convocation ceremony at the Prince George campus on May 30th. The Elder has spent her adult life committed to the preservation, revitalization...