Prince George

• B.C.’s police watchdog says guard’s treatment of prisoner could be torture

  A report issued the Independent Investigations Office says the man's hip was broken when he pulled out a weapon and was thrown to the ground during the arrest in May 2019.

  Crime

  Jun 16
  
• One dead after ‘targeted’ stabbing in Prince George, police say

  Prince George RCMP described the Saturday morning stabbing as a 'targeted event,' and said there is no increased risk to the public.

  Crime

  Jun 15
  
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• Surrey man and friends build elaborate palki for worshippers in Prince George, B.C.

  Malkiat Singh Hoonjan said he decided to take on the ambitious project last year after learning from a friend that the Sikh place of worship in Prince George didn't have one.

  Features

  May 26
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• Watchdog called to Prince George after youth hit by vehicle while allegedly fleeing RCMP

  RCMP allege the youth ran from police after they tried to detain him in relation to a fight at the CN Fair Grounds.

  Crime

  May 15
• New ridesharing service for Kelowna, B.C. weeks away from launch

  Uride currently operates in several cities across Ontario and will be launching in others throughout British Columbia, including Kamloops, Victoria, Nanaimo and Prince George.

  Traffic

  Apr 22
• Frigid night erases 100-year-old temperature records across B.C.

  An icy cold airmass lingering over B.C. shattered record minimum temperatures across the province on Satirday.

  Weather

  Apr 17
• Charges to be considered against Prince George RCMP officer for 2020 death of man in custody

  The watchdog says it has determined reasonable grounds that an officer committed offences that impacted the medical care received by Everett Riley Edward Patrick while in custody.

  Crime

  Mar 28
• Team Canada earns women’s world curling bronze over Sweden

  Canada's Kerri Einarson claimed the bronze medal at the world women's curling championship on Sunday with an 8-7, extra-end win over Sweden's Anna Hasselborg.

  Sports

  Mar 27
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• ‘Absurd’: New bylaw endangers the unhoused in Prince George, B.C. dual reports find

  Two reports have found that enforcement of the Safe Streets Bylaw in Prince George, B.C. poses serious risks to the health and well-being of the city's unhoused population.

  Health

  Mar 22
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• ‘Better outcomes’: B.C. organization gets American award for championing Indigenous children

  Carrier Sekani Family Services is one of two recipients of the American National Indian Child Welfare Association's 2022 Champions for Native Children Award.

  Canada

  Mar 9