For Most of British Columbia, a Ban on Campfires will be Implemented
The ban will go into effect at noon on Thursday because the majority of the province has a high to extreme fire risk. As on Thursday at noon, much of
In January, There Are Seven Drug Deaths in Prince George
13 fatalities were reported across Northern Health. Seven deaths from illicit drug overdoses were reported in Prince George in January 2023, according to monthly data supplied by the BC Coroners
The Provincial Government Gives B.C. Ferries a $500 Million Commitment to Reduce Fare Rises
Through 2028, the B.C. NDP wants to keep the average annual increase in ticket prices below 3%. To avoid fare increases over the next four years due to inflation and
A Woman’s Death in Prince George Is Regarded As a Homicide
On February 4, the woman’s body was discovered in a residence on 17th Avenue. The RCMP in Prince George is now treating a woman’s death earlier this month as a
IIO Is Looking Into the Langley Death of an Off-Duty Surrey Police Service Officer
The Surrey mayor describes the news as “sad and tragic to hear.” British Columbia’s police watchdog is looking into the Langley death of an off-duty Surrey Police Service (SPS) officer