In The News
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
More News Happening
Quesnel Police officers cleared of wrongdoing in arrest that left man with broken arm
- Files from George Henderson, My Cariboo Now
The Independent Investigations Officer of B.C. (IIO) has cleared police officers in Quesnel of any criminal wrongdoing in connection with an incident that left a suspect with a broken arm.
The IIO says RCMP were attempting to stop a pickup truck driven by...
Boost and Bust project leads to 33 arrests
The Prince George RCMP's Downtown Safety Unit and Problem-Oriented Policing Team held a successful series of "boost-and-bust" projects throughout the city last week.
Officers partnered with retailers in Pine Centre Mall, Parkwood Mall and Superstore.
Mounties arrested 33 people and recovered over $4,500 worth of product between the three locations.
"The goal...
PG RCMP looking for wanted man
The Prince George RCMP are on the lookout for 43-year-old Lyle Robert Suter.
According to the police, he is wanted on one unendorsed warrant for "Escape lawful custody."
They have described him as:
Caucasian male
6’2 (188 cm)
210 lb (95 kg)
Blonde hair
Blue eyes
Scar on left middle finger
Police...
44th annual Home and Garden show “ran like a hot knife through butter”
The Northern BC Home and Garden Show was held for the 44th time last weekend.
Canadian Home Builders Association of Northern BC Executive Director Terri McConnachie said it was "a phenomenal show."
"It ran like a hot knife through butter," she said. "We had all the right people in all the...
Youth in solitary confinement an embarrassment: BC Ombudsperson
BC'S Ombudsperson says young people in custody are in danger because of inaction by the provincial government.
Jay Chalke says the Ministry of Children and Family Development has only implemented three of the 26 recommendations he made three years ago to protect youth who are isolated while in custody.
Isolation is...
Province includes PG in next wave of priority communities to develop housing targets
Prince George has been identified as one of twenty priority communities by the province to receive housing targets over the next five years.
Last year, the province launched the Housing Supply Act and established housing targets for the first ten communities selected in September of 2023.
“We are addressing...
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -