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BC Greens name Prince George-North Cariboo candidate

Randy Thompson and the BC Greens have joined the provincial election race in the Prince George-North Cariboo riding. Currently a City of Quesnel employee, Thompson has a background in radio...

UPDATE: BC United party suspends campaign, endorses conservatives

Update: 2:00 pm: The BC Conservative Party has confirmed that BC United leader Kevin Falcon is "suspending his party’s campaign" and is endorsing the Conservatives. All BC United nominations will be...

Province takes large step towards massive PG Hospital expansion

By this time in 2031, a brand new 11-floor hospital tower should be opening in Prince George. Health Minister Adrian Dix announced the project's business plan has been approved outside...

Overtopping of Chilcotin River dam more likely than sudden release

Evacuation alerts remain in place along the Chilcotin River due to a large landslide that created a dam around 70 kilometres west of Williams Lake. The province's largest concern is...

Small business owner searching for answers after losing home in Jasper wildfire

She did not know it at the time, but Anna Murray said goodbye to her home when she was evacuated from Jasper. Murray's home was one of 358 buildings destroyed...

Despite no timeline, criteria for planned re-entry laid out for displaced Jasper residents

- With files from My Grand Prairie Now, My Lethbridge Now, and Vista National News wire A plan to return Jasper evacuees home has been released, however, there is no...

Barkerville reopening in time for long weekend

Barkerville will reopen to tourists under two weeks after it was closed and evacuated due to a nearby wildfire. The town will welcome people back on Friday (August 2nd), just...

Evacuation order dropped near 100 Mile House

The Moose Valley Fire Area evacuation order has been downgraded to an alert, anyone living in the area can return home. An evacuation alert is still in place for the...

BC declares COVID-19 emergency over, implements new vaccine policy

BC's COVID-19 public health emergency is over. Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, made the announcement this morning (Friday). Her...

Most significant damage on Jasper’s west side: Parks Canada

- Files from My Lethbridge Now staff The most significant damage from the wildfires in the Town of Jasper is said...

Up to half of Jasper’s buildings damaged or destroyed in fire

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says between 30 and 50 per cent of the buildings in Jasper appear to have...

“Profound sorrow” Jasper Mayor shares thoughts as wildfire rips through municipality

- Files from Ethan Montague, My Grand Prairie Now staff Jasper Mayor Richard Ireland has shared a statement affirming his...

Cougars not for sale, have no plans to move team – Dakers

The Prince George Cougars are not going anywhere. That is according to their Director of Business, Taylor Dakers, who spoke...

Striking Gibraltar Mine reaches tentative union agreement

After 16 days, a union strike at Williams Lake's Gibraltar Mine looks to be coming to a close. Taseko Mines...

Cougars’ Funk and Thornton named BC Division player and defenseman of the year

The accolades continue to roll in for the Prince George Cougars. Hudson Thornton and Zac Funk have been named finalists...

Partial solar eclipse will be visible over Cariboo

It will not be as spectacular as what is in store for the east coast, but a partial solar...

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Cariboo themed mural being worked on by 6 Williams Lake artisans

Work on one of the longest murals in the Province is underway in Williams Lake. The 240 foot long Cariboo themed artwork is being painted on the back wall of the Cariboo Regional District building where residents of AgeCare Cariboo Place can see it from their rooms and other parts of the facility.

Cooler weather aids crews fighting wildfires in the Cariboo

There are 5 active wildfires in the Cariboo Fire Centre and all are listed as Under Control. Fire Information Officer Donna MacPhearson said crews have been able to take advantage of the cooler weather.

Most British Columbians report seeing dangerous driving in school zones, survey finds

A survey by the British Columbia Automobile Association finds most British Columbians have witnessed dangerous driving in school zones. 

B.C. housing starts decline in first half of 2025, bucking national trend

Housing starts in British Columbia fell four per cent between January and July compared to the same period last year.

100 Mile House RCMP investigating reported bear spray incident

Two people were bear sprayed on the 90 block of Highway 97 in South Cariboo.
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