Prince George

• Northern British Columbians better prepared than most for power outages

  A new BC Hydro survey gives top marks to Northern B.C. for power outage preparedness, but it also shows that about a third of the region's population has some work to do.

  Weather

  Nov 9
  
• Missing B.C. man linked to double murder in South Okanagan

  Police sent out a reminder that Anthony James Graham hasn’t been seen since late May 2021. Graham was charged with first-degree murder earlier this year.

  Crime

  Nov 5
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• Northern B.C. businesses grapple with latest round of COVID-19 restrictions

  Lagging vaccination rates and the province's highest per-capita daily new case counts prompted the province to implement a suite of new restrictions across the region this week.

  Health

  Oct 17
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• B.C. spends $132M on treatment services for substance use, recovery

  The province says a $132-million program that adds staff, beds and services across the province aims to help people who require substance-use treatment and recovery care.

  Health

  Oct 13
• COVID-19 outbreak declared at Prince George hospital, 10 infected

  The COVID-19 outbreak involves nine patients and one staff member in the Primary Care Medical Unit of Prince George's University Hospital of Northern B.C.

  Health

  Sep 26
• B.C. man faces charges related to 2020 fire in Prince George that killed three

  RCMP say 35-year-old Justin Aster is charged with three counts of criminal negligence causing death and two arson-related offences.

  Crime

  Sep 20
• Hello! Curious black bear surprises B.C. residents

  Prince George, B.C., residents spotted a black bear in the yard of a home they were working at and thought it might just wander around, but the bear had other ideas.

  Environment

  Aug 19
• 18-year-old suspect in Yaletown home invasions pleads guilty

  Gary David John entered guilty pleas to two counts of break and enter, one count of assault with a weapon, and one count of robbery in the Sept. 2020 incidents.

  Crime

  Jun 22
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• B.C.’s police watchdog investigates Prince George shooting

  The Independent Investigations Office, a civilian-led body that responds to incidents of serious injury or death involving police officers, is looking into the shooting.

  News

  May 31
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• Traffic enforcement: Busy long weekend for police in B.C.’s Interior

  In the North Okanagan, police say officers handed out 165 tickets for speed-related offences, along with nine impaired-driving investigations.

  Traffic

  May 27