Michelle Cyr-Whiting

For local initiatives to combat climate change to be effective, the community must be engaged. That, according to the keynote speaker at a weekend symposium on air quality

One of the study's co-authors presents findings for the North and Interior on the direct link between mortality rates and poor air quality in the region

Inspired readers of Lynda Williams' 'Okal Rel Universe' series are often convinced to put their enthusiasm to paper

For the first time in the provincial award's history, it will be jointly shared between the City of Prince George and Lheidli T'enneh

In fact, the Head of the 2010 Olympic Organizing Committee says Prince George has already realized one that will have a lasting impact

The government wants to use biomass waste to generate energy - energy that will meet B.C.'s needs and, possibly, needs along the western corridor

Although the system began operating yesterday, an official unveiling went this afternoon of the new warm water pipeline discharging into the Nechako River

The City plans to host public flood information forums for the duration of the crisis. The second, in what's to be a weekly event, went this evening

It was not in place for the Ian Bush or Kevin St. Arnaud shootings, but the Commission for Public Complaints against the RCMP says a pilot project appears to be boosting confidence in the follow up investigations

Flooding took workers off the job, but the economy may decide how long they go back

Two major incidents late this afternoon on the Nechako River

A Prince George homeowner talks about life as an evacuee. Flooding forced Ed Mazur from his home back in December

Large opening at foot of icejam is good news, but, upstream, frazil chunks continue to pile up

A large portion of the foot of the Nechako icejam gave way...knocking the amphibous excavator to and fro

Owner John Brink says access issues to his proper from the newly flood-reinforced River Road are being ironed out