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Local choir expanding to let more students try out
More students are getting the chance to participate in the local Prince George youth choir.The Tapestry Singers has announced starting next year the group will not be part of...
Soapbox Derby Race raises $1500
Despite a few unexpected crashes, the return of the Soapbox Derby Race is on track to become an annual event.Organizer for the event, Sue Pokiak says the races went...
Drug Drop-Off Month kicks off in BC
London Drugs is trying to cut down on the amount of prescription drug use for kids and teens by supporting Drug Drop-Off Month.During August, London Drugs is partnering with...
Consumer Debt Index shows more British Columbians struggling to pay debt
The number of British Columbians $200 away from insolvency rose to 44 per cent since March, coinciding with problems in the forestry sector.The Consumer Debt Index showed the 5...
Sun and clear skies ahead for the long weekend
Despite a foggy start to the day, Environment Canada said the rest of Sunday should feature sunny skies and warm temperatures.Johnson Zhone, a Meteorologist with Environment Canada said...
Soapbox Derby cars hit the streets this weekend
There are only two days left until the triumphant return of the Soapbox Derby to Prince George.All the proceeds will be going to support Big Brothers Big Sisters.Sue...
“I am not asking for the moon. I just want her back,” Maureen Chencharik
A Prince George woman is devastated after she says her dog was stolen while out for a walk.Maureen Chencharik said her 7-year-old Yorkshire Terrier was out for a regular...
Preventing crashes over the long weekend
ICBC and RCMP want to remind everyone to slow down as they put the pedal to the metal this long weekend.Doug MacDonald, Road Safety Coordinator with ICBC, said due...
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Computer glitch lowers grade 12 final exam scores
About 32,000 recent high school graduates in BC almost had their post-secondary ambitions put in jeopardy.A computer error showed...
ICBC starts pilot project to put the brakes on bad driving
ICBC wants to see if technology can improve new drivers’ skills on the road and reduce the number of...
Elections Canada snubs Jewish vote
Elections Canada’s refusal to change the date of the federal election could be preventing upwards of 392,000 Jewish Canadians...
A family wants action after woman dies in police custody
Muriel Izony is calling for action after her sister died in police custody earlier this month.She and other...
Human trafficking numbers on the rise
Since 2010 the number of reported cases of human trafficking in Canada has been on the rise, but it...
Smithers resident loses Coastal GasLinks challenge with National Energy Board
The National Energy Board has ruled against a local Smithers resident’s challenge of the provincial government’s approval of the...
Pot-astrous: people want their teapots back?
President of the ROCK ED Backcountry Society says after their cleanup to save Teapot Mountain people are asking for...
Northern Health considers the measles immunization program to be a success
Northern Health is happy with the final results of the Provinces measles immunization catch-up clinics.Across BC 27,747 kids from...
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September’s coming in hot as heat wave closes out August in Prince George
For anyone who may not have been able to enjoy some summer weather, this upcoming week is another chance to do so.
Prince George population and housing sales grew in 2024
The Cariboo region, which includes Prince George added 2,098 residents in 2024.
Zach’s Sports Shorts; Saturday, August 23rd
The Prince George Kodiaks visit the Kamloops Broncos tonight at 6:00 in the BC Football Conference.
B.C. small businesses brace for end of U.S. duty-free exemption
Small businesses in British Columbia are preparing for a financial hit from the U.S. elimination of de minimis exemptions on shipments.
Lheidli T’enneh First Nation announce First Nations Bank of Canada ownership stake
Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and Tano T'enneh Enterprises announced a $10 million equity investment in First Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC) securing 8.64 per cent ownership stake between the two.
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