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Uniform gang enforcement team launched for Northern B.C.

The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC) announced the launch of its North District Uniform Gang Enforcement Team (UGET) in Prince George today (Thursday).

Tour de North in the home stretch as riders come through Prince George

12 first responders and community riders are making the 7-day, 850 kilometre journey from Fort St. John to Williams Lake, while raising funds for childhood cancer research.

Provincial and federal governments urged to revitalize rail line connecting Vancouver and P.G.

Following CN Rail's announcement to end its lease on the former BC Rail corridor between Squamish and 100 Mile House in July 2025, the provincial and federal government are being urged to revitalize the rail line.

Funding announced for salmon hatcheries across north and central B.C.

One of these new hatcheries will be located in Prince George along the Nechako River, another will be located on the Kitwanga River in the northwest, and the final hatchery will be located east of Williams Lake. 

Vernon area couple evacuated to Prince George says preparedness is key

"It's a constant worry about the fires and how fast they can turn, so you're always sort of sitting on edge worrying what's going to happen, but then when you see the devastation in Summerland and how fast that happened, it really drives it home how suddenly your life can be changed in a not good way." 

“Devastating. Brutal. Tragic.” Prince George City Councillors react to Northwood closure

"Even though this is devastating, bad news for Prince George, I do believe the resiliency and the heroism of the people of this area, working together, we'll get through this together," said Mayor Simon Yu.

$236 million rural connectivity projects announced by Federal and provincial government

Rural, remote, and indigenous communities in northern B.C. and across the province will be getting access to high speed internet.

Highway of Tears Symposium looking back at past progress while looking to the future

"We need to know what happened 20 years ago, why we had the symposium, what we've learned from that, and what we can do better, and also to make sure that we're getting really good solutions." 

Prince Rupert Councillor advocating for blood donation clinic in the north

Prince Rupert Councillor Teri Forster is advocating for support of an initiative to bring a blood plasma donor centre back to Northern B.C.

U13 Sea Wolves take home gold in Prince George

After taking their second loss of the season, the U13 Prince Rupert Sea Wolves took home gold marking their third gold medal of the season.

U18 Sea Wolves struggle at Prince George tournament

The U18 Prince Rupert Sea Wolves finished with a 1-2-1 record at a four-game tournament in Prince George over the weekend.

Northern communities to showcase clean technology for transportation

The B.C. government is promoting clean transportation technology with the help of Prince Rupert and surrounding northern communities.
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