Prince George RCMP Sexual Abuse Claims Are the Subject of a Province-Wide Investigation
Claims go back to the time of disgraced judge David Ramsay in Prince George. According to Mike Farnworth, minister of public safety for British Columbia, there appears to have been
Team BC’s Victory in the Quarterfinals Was Started By Prince George Sniper Cameron Schmidt
P.G. biathletes Aliah Turner and Liam Simons place in the top 10 in individual events at the Canada Winter Games in P.E.I. For Team BC, Cameron Schmidt hit his stride
CBC Vancouver Has Been Nominated For Three Canadian Screen Awards
Best Local Reporter, Best Local Anchor, and Best Local Newscast are among the nominees. On Wednesday morning, the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards candidates were announced, and CBC Vancouver received three
Killer’s Appeal of Revocation of Day Parole Denied
Garrett Given an 11-year sentence for Destiny Rae Tom’s killing, Steven George The Parole Board of Canada refused to reconsider its decision to revoke a man’s day parole after he
A One-Year Celebration Will Be Held By Prince George’s Ukrainian Diaspora
To celebrate the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, a ceremony will be organized. On the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian community in Prince George
At The New Abbotsford Courthouse, Lead and Copper Were Found In the Water
In January 2022, a year after the court opened, staff members initially raised complaints about the water’s bad taste and green residue. Copper and lead have been found in the
Unveiling Of Indigenous Name for New Quesnel Hospital Facility
The titles of the new ED/ICU addition at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital are in Carrier and Chilcotin. The Indigenous “companion name” for the brand-new ED/ICU addition at G.R. Baker Memorial
To Collect COVID-19 Vaccine Data from High-Risk Groups, the Health Ministry Fought: General Auditor of BC
Study reveals gaps in the information gathered on patients, staff, and healthcare providers. British Columbia has administered more than 14 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, but a recent audit
Paramedics and Dispatchers at BC Ambulance Approve the Three-Year Collective Agreement
Over the course of the agreement, wages may increase by as much as 13%. Over 4,500 paramedics and dispatchers working for British Columbia’s ambulance service voted 96% in favor of
Prince George Has Seen the Deaths of Two Ladies in Less Than Two Weeks
Second homicide in the city in 2023 raises concerns about the high crime rate. The Prince George RCMP is looking into the city’s second woman-killing homicide in less than two