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BC First Nations Justice Council, PG RCMP sign agreement at opening of Indigenous Diversion Centre
The BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) and the Prince George RCMP signed a letter of agreement this afternoon (Tuesday), marking a milestone achievement in Strategy 1 of the BC First Nations Justice Strategy as the new Indigenous Diversion Centre opened.Â
Contactless payments coming soon to BC Transit riders
Bus riders may soon have an easier way to pay for their fare, as BC Transit prepares to roll out contactless debit and credit card payments across its network through the Umo fare system.
Hikers in stable condition after Grizzly Bear attack in McGregor Mountain area
Following an investigation, the COS Predator Attack Team determined the bear’s actions were defensive.Due to the location and nature of the incident, no action will be taken against the bears.
UNBC places second in Maclean’s undergraduate rankings for fourth year in a row
The post-secondary school matched its best-ever result in the reputational survey, which asks university faculty, administrators and employers across Canada to rate the quality of education at universities. UNBC ranked fourth in its category.
PG’s Safe Streets rally to include real-time voting on potential solutions
Rally organizers, the Prince George Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Prince George, are urging resident from 7 to 8:30 p.m., to give all levels of government direct feedback on the action they’d like to see to combat the growing problems with crime and disorder on local streets.
Cariboo Hockey weekend recap; Tuesday, October 14th
After a bye week, the U18 Cariboo Cougars welcome the Vancouver North West Hawks to Kin 1.Games times are 6:30pm (Saturday) and 9am (Sunday).
Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Tuesday, October 14th
WHL: Tri-City Americans 4 Prince George Cougars 3 (Sunday)Americans defenceman Jakub Vanecek snapped a 3-3 tie with 1:15 left in the 3rd period in front of 5,153 fans at CN Centre.
Low temperature record falls for Prince George
Prince George recorded its coldest temperature for October 13th this morning (Monday) according to Environment Canada. "Prince George Airport registered a low temperature of minus 9.5, which broke the record of minus 7.0, set in 1993," said Environment Canada Meteorologist Gary Dickinson.Â
Conservation Officer Service investigating grizzly bear attack in McGregor Mountain area
The BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) says two hikers in the McGregor Mountain area north east of Prince George yesterday. (Sunday)According to the service, COS PAT Specialists are investigating.