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Prince George woman wanted for assault causing bodily harm
The Prince George RCMP is requesting the public’s help in locating a wanted person.
Jennie Jean Marie Lowley, 30 years old, is wanted for assault causing bodily harm.
Ms. Lowley is described as:
Indigenous female
155 cm (5’2)
55 kg (122 lbs)
Brown hair
Brown eyes
Lowley is considered violent, and police...
Northern BC named one of the world’s 35 Biosphere Certified Destinations
The northern BC region has been recognized as one of Canada's five Biosphere Certified Destinations, a distinction only 35 places in the world can hold a claim to.
The status is awarded for "demonstrating a commitment to growing and building the tourism sector in the region in alignment with the...
“It really blows my mind that I’m still here”: PG actress recalls the terrifying day she was shot in LA
A Jazz night in West Hollywood nearly turned into a nightmare for Prince George actress Keilani Rose and her friend Printz Board.
The two were hugging goodnight in a car on July 4th, when two men approached them in the dark.
Rose looked up to see a man with a gun...
Drugs, guns seized from residence on Gladstone Drive
Police have seized a significant amount of drugs from a residence in Prince George.
Just after 6:00 a.m. Sunday (August 6th) morning, frontline officers attended a residence in the 7600-block of Gladstone Drive for an unrelated matter.
During the course of the investigation, Mounties entered the residence, and found what appeared...
Spruce Kings hire new Associate Coach
The Spruce Kings have made a major step towards being ready for puck drop.
Andrew Shaw has been named the newest member of the team as an associate coach.
He will be replacing Lukas Lomicky who accepted a position with the Vernon Vipers this offseason.
https://twitter.com/SpruceKings/status/1557424948758679554
For the last three seasons, Shaw was...
16 suspected heat-related deaths recorded in recent heat wave
The BC Coroner’s Service says 16 people likely died from heat-related factors during the most recent hot spell in most parts of the province.
None of them lived in the Northern Health region.
The deaths occurred between July 26th and August 3rd.
More than half were among those considered most vulnerable, the...
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