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Domestic cats drive spread of Toxoplasma parasite to wildlife…
New UBC research suggests free-roaming cats are likely to blame in the spread of the potentially deadly Toxoplasma gondii parasite to wildlife in densely populated urban areas. The study—the first to analyze so many wildlife species over a global scale—also highlights how healthy ecosystems can protect against these types of pathogens. The researchers, led by UBC faculty…
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Police continue to investigate two shooting incidents…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: The Prince George RCMP is investigating two separate shooting incidents that occurred overnight on November 4, 2021… Shortly after 2:30 AM on November 4, 2021, officers received a report of gunshots on the 6100 block of Poplar Place. When police arrived at the location, they found a vehicle with several bullet holes…
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Have you seen Benjamin Courtoreille?..
CHETWYND, BC: The Chetwynd RCMP is requesting the public’s help in locating a missing person that has not been seen since October 28, 2021. Benjamin Courtoreille was last seen on Thursday, October 28, 2021 and last made contact with family on Saturday, October 30, 2021. He was reported missing to the RCMP on Saturday, October…
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Heritage and West Bowl areas may experience water pressure issues…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: Residents who live in the Heritage neighbourhood may experience short disruptions of water service as City crews conduct emergency repairs to water transmission lines. Residences adjacent to the lines, which extend north on 5th Avenue to the end of Tabor Boulevard, may experience periods of little to no water service that may last…
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❗UPDATE: Have you seen Anthony James GRAHAM?..
UPDATE: Police are now saying Anthony GRAHAM is a WANTED man in relation to a double homicide in Penticton in June 2021. If you see GRAHAM do not approach and call 911 immediately. As of November 5, 2021. — PRINCE GEORGE, BC: Police in Prince George are asking for the public’s help in locating a…
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🛎️ Time to adjust to morning and evening darkness…
It’s that time of year again, folks! It is time to adjust for morning darkness and darker evenings thanks to the upcoming winter season and time change. Following yet another pedestrian incident in Prince George Thursday morning, it is time to adjust for darkness and that time is now! Each year the PG area deals…
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Occupants of George Street encampment moved to housing units…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: On Tuesday, staff with the City of Prince George, in collaboration with other agencies including BC Housing and the RCMP, helped to relocate the occupants of the encampment on George Street to supportive housing. All of the 20 occupants of the encampment moved willingly and peacefully with totes containing their belongings. Temporary…
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Sophisticated crypto scams targeting B.C. residents through social media and dating sites…
The B.C. RCMP, British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC), Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) and municipal police are warning the public about an emerging trend of fraudsters using social media and online dating sites to lure B.C. residents into crypto-asset scams. In the first eight months of 2021, British Columbians reported losses of $3.5 million from crypto…
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🟢 OPEN… 1st Ave at Quebec Street CLOSED in Prince George due to collision…
UPDATE: 1st Ave is now open. — CORRECTION: The incident is at 1st Ave and Quebec Street. — Prince George RCMP is currently at First Avenue between Quebec Street and George Street investigating a serious motor vehicle incident involving a pedestrian. “We ask at this time people avoid the area to give First Responders a…
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UPDATE… Police issue warning in Mackenzie following a report of a man with a firearm…
UPDATE: Police have located the man responsible for this incident. Officers confirm the firearm was a pellet gun. No one was injured and no offence occurred. As of 12:45 PM. — MACKENZIE, BC: Police in Mackenzie are warning residents to immediately call 911 if they see a man with a firearm following a complaint Tuesday…
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Almost 600 lives lost to extreme heat in summer 2021…
VICTORIA, BC: This past summer’s record-breaking heat claimed the lives of at least 595 British Columbians, according to updated data released by the BC Coroners Service. “The BC Coroners Service is committed to gathering as much information as possible about each of these deaths to inform future, evidence-based prevention efforts” said Lisa Lapointe, chief coroner.…
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New detection system ready for avalanche season…
STEWART, BC: A new Automated Avalanche Detection System at Ningunsaw Pass is ready for avalanche season, improving the reliability of Highway 37 between Terrace and Dease Lake, and providing peace of mind for people travelling the area. “British Columbia’s highways pass through some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the world and are susceptible…
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Willow River Bridge to be replaced with modern, two-lane structure…
PRINCE GEORGE, BC: Travellers in the North can soon look forward to a smooth crossing over Willow River Bridge as the contract has been awarded to replace the temporary structure with a permanent, modern two-lane bridge. The original bridge, located on Upper Fraser Road approximately 37 kilometres northeast of Prince George, was first built in…
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Recall Notice: Walkers brand Mint Thins found at Dollarama
OTTAWA, ON: Dollarama S.E.C /L.P is recalling Walkers brand Mint Thins from the marketplace because they may contain milk which is not declared on the label. People with an allergy to milk should not consume the recalled product described below. Background This recall was triggered by the company. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is…
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Water valve repair at 1st and Tabor begins Monday…
Do you regularly commute along First Avenue and Tabor Boulevard? Read on to plan a detour route before Monday morning. Road closures At the intersection of 1st Ave. and Tabor Blvd., City crews will work on replacing a damaged water valve on Monday morning. Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians are instructed to plan alternate routes since…
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