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List of mayoral, council, SD57 trustee candidates are in ahead of municipal elections
The nomination period has officially closed, as eligible voters prepare for the 2026 municipal election.
Celebration of Life for Mavrik Turnbull taking place at CN Centre tomorrow
Mavrik Turnbull's family is hoping to fill the CN Centre during tomorrow's (Saturday) Celebration of Life.
P.G. Council addresses student transportation safety concerns in Valleyview
Student transportation safety concerns in the Valleyview subdivision was discussed at Wednesday's Prince George City Council meeting.
Prince George Parkinson SuperWalk taking place this weekend
The Prince George Parkinson SuperWalk is slated for Saturday, aiming to raise awareness and funds for people living with Parkinson's.
Public inquiry into forest and wildfire management gets mix of support and concern
Prince George City Council dove into a request that would see the Province conduct a public inquiry into B.C.'s forest and wildfire management.
Prince George-North Cariboo MLA opens new office in P.G.
Prince George-North Cariboo MLA Sheldon Clare celebrated his Prince George Constituency Office yesterday (Thursday).
Quesnel man sentenced for assault with a weapon in Prince George
A Quesnel man, accused of swinging a weapon at people in Prince George, has been sentenced in provincial court.
UNBC celebrates start to the 2026-27 academic year
The University of Northern British Columbia was abuzz this morning, as students filed into campus for the 2026-27 academic year.
P.G.’s final Music in the Park event of the summer taking place tomorrow
The City of Prince George and the BC Lottery Corporation will be hosting its final Music in the Park event tomorrow (Thursday).
P.G. Symphony Orchestra hosting auditions for holiday musical
Judy Russell and the Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO) will be presenting Elf - The Musical leading up to Christmas, based on the 2003 film.
City of P.G. surpass year-two provincial housing target
The City of Prince George added 379 new housing units, exceeding it's second year Housing Target Order (HTO) of 302.
P.G. Council to look at tools, policy, and the public for future data centres
Data centres were a hot topic of discussion during yesterday's (Monday) Prince George City Council meeting.
ICBC reminding drivers to monitor speeds in school zones
The school year is fast approaching, meaning more kids will be out making their way to school and back.
Donna Flood closing 13-year chapter as P.G. Hospice Executive Director
It was a day of emotion for Donna Flood, reminiscing on her time helping lead the Prince George Hospice and Palliative Care Society.
Zach’s Sports Shorts; Saturday, August 29th
The Prince George Cougars training camp continues today at the CN Centre, ending tomorrow night (Sunday).
P.G. City Council to discuss advocacy letter for Temporary Employment Insurance Program extension
Prince George City Council will be discussing a letter to the federal Minister of Jobs and Families for an extension of the Temporary Employment Insurance Program at Monday's meeting.
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List of mayoral, council, SD57 trustee candidates are in ahead of municipal elections
The nomination period has officially closed, as eligible voters prepare for the 2026 municipal election.
25 Years Later: How 9/11 reshaped security and flight at Prince George Airport
The airport remained closed to regular commercial traffic on September 12th, apart from a small number of medical and humanitarian flights.
“It’s like a moonscape”: B.C. wildlife restoration experts on the challenges of recovering from increasingly intense wildfires
B.C. land and wildlife experts warn recovery from increasingly intense wildfires can take years, requiring extensive restoration, funding and forest management.
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