BC News

Prince George RCMP is asking the public’s help in locating a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant.

WorkSafe BC is cracking down on construction companies who fail to use fall protection. Three companies working in Fort St. John have been fined for violations that took place between February and April.

In order to map the water flowing underneath the Earth northwest of Fort St. John, a specially equipped helicopter will have to fly high above it this summer. On Thursday, GeoScience B.C.

It's seems like I am always saying there's lots to do, but I guess there is no getting around the fact that lots happens here in the Peace. Don’t take it for granted! Get out there and enjoy what your community has to offer.

Part 1: Encana Events Centre

Inspectors will comb fields in the Peace Region this week on the lookout for a pest that has northern canola producers shaking in their boots.

Twelve days after video of a man riding a swimming moose surfaced online, Conservation Officers are urging the so-called Moose Rider to turn himself in. "I expect him to come forward and pony up," said Sgt. David Vince of the B.C.

Revelers in the South Peace poured into Pouce Coupe Wednesday for the region's largest Canada Day celebration. Parade goers lined the street to see floats from businesses, cultural groups and local dignitaries, followed by a barbecue in Pouce Park.

The high cost of living in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek is hurting their ability to recruit medical professionals, according to Northern Health’s chief operating officer for the Northeast, Angela de Smit.

A man has been found not guilty of attempted murder for a stabbing that occurred last November near Moberly Lake.