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The postal company issued a statement on Wednesday stating the proposed items from the union would increase operational costs and is urging them to revisit its latest offers.

The forecast for next week is sunshine with temperatures in the low to mid 30's.

Free nasal naloxone is available anonymously in designated cabinets across campuses, student health clinics and residence buildings.

In 2025, 771 not-for-profit organizations received more than $16.6 million to support the delivery of a range of programs, services and activities related to music, theatre and dance, as well as literary and visual arts.

The Prince George Spruce Kings start training camp today (Friday) with a series of practices.

The Prince George RCMP is reminding drivers, parents and students alike of several safety tips as we head towards the return to the classroom. 

British Columbia has approved an expansion project at the Mount Polley Mine, about 56 kilometres northeast of Williams Lake. 

Many of the social service providers converged in Veteran’s Plaza outside of Prince George City Hall today (Thursday) to connect with each other. The event was first brought forward to Prince George City Council in July as a notice of motion by Councillors Kyle Sampson and Brian Skakun. 

British Columbia’s deputy provincial health officer is urging parents to ensure their children are up to date on their vaccines as most kids prepare prepare to return to school next week.