Prince George Post

The $100,000 in funding will be used to both to bolster the monoculture of a 40-hectare parcel of land near Fraser Lake, and to build an educational trail near Vanderhoof

CNC awards $50,000 grants to Stellat'en First Nation, SD91 The funding will be used to to bolster the monoculture of land near Fraser Lake, and to build an educational trail near Vanderhoof

Nine shows will be hosted at the Knox Performance Centre and Prince George Playhouse between October and April

Community Arts Council unveils performance series lineup for 2023-24 Nine shows will be hosted at the Knox Performance Centre, Prince George Playhouse between October and April

Although much of the coastal region is expected to return to seasonal temperatures today, the central and southern regions of the province must endure the heat for a day or two longer.

B.C. wildlife association reports uptick in heat-related calls, hospital admissions Much of the coast is expected to return to seasonal temperatures, but central and southern regions must endure the heat for a day or two

On Sept. 30 at Masich Place Stadium, the Okanagan Sun will face the Lheidli T'enneh Kodiaks

Lheidli T'enneh, Kodiaks partnering for Truth and Reconciliation Day game On Sept. 30 at Masich Place Stadium, the Okanagan Sun will face the Lheidli T'enneh Kodiaks

Four signs will be erected next week in order to raise awareness about the Highway of Tears

Billboards to be erected on Hwy. 16 in Prince George, Smithers to honour MMIWG Four signs will be erected next week in order to raise awareness about the Highway of Tears

Customers consumed 8,400 megawatts during the hottest evening of a provincewide heat wave that kicked in over the weekend

B.C. Hydro set an electricity demand record on Monday night

A cold front from the northwest due Thursday will hit the high-pressure system, bringing heat, creating strong winds, dry lightning and a greater potential for new fire starts

Forecasted winds pose biggest wildfire threat amid heat wave: BC Wildfire Service A cold front from the northwest due Thursday will hit the high-pressure system, bringing heat, creating strong winds, dry lightning

Yu argues that publishing public notices solely on its website and Facebook can exclude those who don't have access to social media or the internet

Mayor Simon Yu looking to re-establish newspaper public notices Yu argues that publishing public notices only on its website and Facebook can exclude those who don't have access to social media, internet

The wildfire service is reporting about 375 fires around B.C., with about 11 recorded since midday Sunday and another 11 still ranked as fires of note, meaning they are highly visible or threaten people or property.

Sizzling hot spell settles over B.C., adding to wildfire woes The wildfire service is reporting about 375 fires in BC, with about 11 recorded since Sunday and another 11 still ranked as fires of note

The roundabout at Foothills Boulevard and 18th Avenue is coming in roughly $200,000 under budget, and the city would like to use the difference to pave the adjacent lot

City looking to use roundabout surplus to pave Ginter's trail lot The roundabout at Foothills and 18th is coming in roughly $200K under budget, and the city would like to use the difference to pave the lot

She is slowly healing after being found on the shores of Dragon Lake in the Quesnel area and rushed into emergency vet care, says BC SPCA

Tough little Tilly the kitten wins battle for survival after predator attack

The rapid increase in infection rates, especially among younger adults, was fuelled by the now dominant Omicron variants

COVID-19: 75% of Canadians were infected by virus by spring 2023