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Robbie Robertson left inspirational stamp on local Indigenous musicians

Robbie Robertson left inspirational stamp on local Indigenous musicians

Juno nominee Marcel Gagnon uses Robertson's music to set mood in counseling sessions with jail inmates
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Conservation officer explains why bears were shot in Prince George

Conservation officer explains why bears were shot in Prince George

Animals were habituated to eating out of garbage bins and made bluff charges against humans near Hudson's Bay Wetlands
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Local woman says bears should have been moved, not shot

Local woman says bears should have been moved, not shot

Complaint of aggressive behaviour results in euthanized bears near Hudson's Bay Wetland
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Take a tour of Prince George's cannabis production/processing plant

Take a tour of Prince George's cannabis production/processing plant

We put on a smock, drawstring pants, hair nets, beard nets and rubber gloves and shoes were rubbed with alcohol wipes before we entered the grow rooms.
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Conair buys seven more Dash 8s to upgrade aerial firefighting fleet

Conair buys seven more Dash 8s to upgrade aerial firefighting fleet

Abbotsford company plans to convert planes to airtankers over next two years
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Less habitat brings more bears into Prince George

Less habitat brings more bears into Prince George

Reduced berry crop, habitat infringement putting pressure on bear population, leading to increased sightings in Prince George residential areas.
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Writers strike delays series based on Prince George couple who owned brothel

Writers strike delays series based on Prince George couple who owned brothel

At least one major streaming platform is interested in Tammy and Cameron Thun's true-life tale of prositution, drug-dealers, corrupt politicians and violent criminals in the Dominican Republic.
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MLA blames B.C. government for Vanderhoof sawmill curtailment

MLA blames B.C. government for Vanderhoof sawmill curtailment

Conservative leader John Rustad says the NDP's inaction is killing forestry jobs.
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Wildfire threat reduced, all Blackwater mine site activity resumes

Wildfire threat reduced, all Blackwater mine site activity resumes

Gold and silver mine 160 km southwest of Prince George expected to begin prooduction in 2024
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Lumber prices stabilize, demand for softwood remains strong

Lumber prices stabilize, demand for softwood remains strong

Busy summer construction period creating need for framing material
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