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BC SPCA caring for 21 surrendered puppies in South Peace…
DAWSON CREEK, BC: The BC SPCA is asking for support to provide urgently needed care for 21 pups who were recently taken into care at the South Peace BC SPCA location. “A Good Samaritan came to our door knocking frantically one morning,” says BC SPCA manager Candace Buchamer. “Two stray dogs believed to be sisters…
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Three people arrested after B&E to a local gym…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: Three people have been arrested and are facing charges following a Break and Enter to a local gym last week… Police say the incident occurred during the overnight on April 20, 2022, on the 700-block of Central Street East. Officers received a report the gym was broken into during the night and…
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⚠️ Toxic drug alert for Prince George…
There has been an increase in overdose events in Prince George and Northern Health has issued an Toxic Drug Alert for the city. The reported substance is being sold as dope, light green pebbles or chunks that break into granules and a dark blue rocky substance. This substance is highly toxic, causes heavy and prolonged…
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Dual fire investigations underway in Prince George…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: Police in Prince George are asking for the public’s help with a downtown fire that destroyed Barbers on 3rd on April 18, 2022… Officers attended the fire scene and gathered witness statements and video surveillance. Fire investigators conducted a survey of the business and determined the cause of the fire to be…
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Highway 97 – Racing Road and Quesnel-Hydraulic Road Intersection Improvements begin May 2…
Here’s a reminder that Highway 97 in Quesnel will be undergoing construction beginning on May 2, 2022… This project consists of widening approximately 1.1km of Highway 97 and intersection improvements at Racing Road and Quesnel-Hydraulic Road. The project will include: Signalization of the intersection at Racing Road Improved movements at Quesnel-Hydraulic Road Improved drainage New…
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City honoured by BC Construction Association for engagement with industry…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: The City of Prince George has been singled out for special commendation by the BC Construction Association (BCCA) for its engagement practices with industry. The City was among BCCA’s picks for the Best of Public Procurement 2022 – Owner of Choice Awards. BCCA notes that each of the winners consistently sets a…
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UPDATE… PG RCMP seek Person of Interest…
UPDATE: The person of interest has turned himself in to the RCMP. As of April 21, 2022. – PRINCE GEORGE, BC: The Prince George RCMP is seeking the public’s help in locating a person of interest that police have identified through video surveillance, who may be linked to March’s reported stranger-sex assault which occurred at…
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❄️ Ended… Expect snow for the Prince George region tonight…
The latest Environment Canada forecast is calling for snow for the Prince George region later Monday night… Snow amounts vary and could be up to 10 cm for some areas tonight and into Tuesday. Flurries are however forecast for Monday morning before changing over to rain this afternoon. Tonight, when the temperature drops back down…
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Two youths arrested for vandalism of more than 30 vehicles at a PG car dealership …
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: On Sunday, April 10, 2022, the Prince George RCMP responded to a report of multiple vehicles vandalized at a car dealership on the 2000-block of Highway 16 West… Witnesses report seeing two people fleeing the area on foot. Officers conducted patrols in the vicinity and located two youth suspects who matched the…
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Chief coroner’s statement on 6th anniversary of public health emergency related to drug toxicity…
Lisa Lapointe, chief coroner, has released the following statement in recognition of the sixth anniversary of the public health emergency into substance-related harms: “Today, we acknowledge and remember the many beloved members of our communities who have been lost to this crisis. Since 2016, the rate of death caused by the toxic drug supply has…
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New regulation next step toward barrier-free B.C.
VICTORIA, BC: Beginning Sept. 1, 2022, more than 750 public-sector organizations will start establishing accessibility committees, accessibility plans and public-feedback mechanisms as required under the new Accessible British Columbia Regulation. These organizations include school districts, post-secondary institutions, public libraries and local governments. “In B.C., there are more than 926,000 people with disabilities who face barriers in their…
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Located Safe… Have you seen Stanley DeLong?..
UPDATE: Stanley DeLong has been located safe. He spent two nights out in the cold and is in good health. As of April 14, 2022. We have removed all photos. — PRINCE GEORGE, BC: The Prince George RCMP is requesting the public’s help in locating an overdue fisherman last seen on April 12, 2022… Missing…
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Police investigating shots fired at a residence in Fort St. John…
FORT ST. JOHN, BC: The Fort St. John RCMP is currently investigating a shots fired incident… Police say on April 5, 2022 at 1:00 PM, officers received a report of what was believed to be bullet holes in a residence in the area of 92A Street/89th Avenue. A large presence of officers and members of…
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Low-flying drone prompts police investigation…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: The Prince George RCMP is investigating a report of a low-flying drone in a residential backyard… Earlier last month, the Prince George RCMP began investigating a report of a drone that was sighted flying into a residential backyard on the 1400-block of Nation Cres. Witnesses stated to police that on numerous occasions,…
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Help Central Cariboo Search and Rescue get their fire truck back!..
The Williams Lake RCMP and Central Cariboo Search and Rescue are asking for the public’s help in locating a stolen fire rescue truck. Details below… Search and Rescue truck stolen from Williams Lake around 1:00 am on April 3, 2022. Vehicle described as a red 2020 Dodge Ram, newer body style 1-ton with square aluminum…
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