Dr. Margo Greenwood named a New Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

Daybreak checks in on national video games day.

Says Prince George move a "manifestation of structural, systemic racism."

Prince George dismantles encampment, but housing shortages persist

The City of Terrace commits to reconciliation after human rights complaint

Prince George coffee shop prepares for corporate competition across the street

Daybreak chats with a local business about the popularity of outdoor markets

We speak with the Salvation Army about plans for the Peace

Company wants $75 million for lost logging on Haida Gwaii

Chemical engineer weighs in on a new green hydrogen proposal for Prince George.

Indigenous author opens up about "Becoming a Matriarch"

The $200 million project will eventually mean 200 direct jobs.

Meteorologist has a look ahead

Sonya Rock is the organizer of a local day of action to search the landfills

City wants the province to pay for increasing costs.

RDBN hopes to see more local firefighting capability

MLA Dan Davies on the goals of his party's "Safer BC" policy.

Pole taken from Nisga'a territory returning from Scotland.

Fire Chief and farmer David Hruby talks about the impact of drought.

PG Community Arts Council expands to the world of music

Jamella Hagen discusses the challenges she faced traveling from Prince George back home to Whitehorse.

Jess Housty talks about her new book of poetry

We hear from a Prince George resident and the BC Teachers' Federation.

Calls Prince George's handling of Millennium Park a "serious human rights violation."

Daybreak's Nicole Oud attends a ceremony for crews

Daybreak speaks to the card owner and the woman whose photo was on the card.

Union not happy with fine for Wainwright Marine

Coordinator talks about what's being taught

Mayors of Smithers and Terrace discuss convention take-aways

A student says India and Canada's diplomatic fight has some caught in the middle.

Audrey McKinnon returns to talk about autism therapies

Gitxaala Nation victory means system will need to change

Tourism group hopes BC Bird Trail addition means a new flock of visitors

Nation to receive $150 million from federal government for unfair land purchase

Conservation Officers believe one animal responsible for 5 attacks.

Doig River First Nation moving forward with plan in Dawson Creek

A conversation with Ginger Gosnell Myers.

After nearly a century in Scotland, and totem pole returns to Nisg'a territory.

A unique project at UNBC to mark the Nation Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Daybreak's Matt Allen brings us sounds from a totem pole rematriation ceremony in Laxgalts'ap.

Former UNBC soccer star Brooke Molby shares the story of losing her brother Ty to Fentanyl.

UNBC Professor Phil Burton argues for diversity of vegetation in tree planting to reduce wildfire risk.

The mayor of Fort Nelson talks about what comes next.

Facility will have a dedicated space for Haida language.

Chief concerned company still promoting projects

Proposed mine has some Wells residents digging in

Wildfire season may be winding down, but some fires will likely burn through the winter.

A network of hydrophones is keeping tabs on whales and ships off the BC coast

New book explores North Coast adventures...and plenty of boats.

As the Kitimat ER closes for two days, Daybreak talks with the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians.

Former Kitselas Chief Councillor Sm'ooyget Satsan has passed away.

Daybreak chats with a Prince George Swiftie about Taylor Swift's new concert movie.

Historian explores the history of early Prince George in a new book.

Fort St John and Dawson Creek newspapers shutting down

Prince George business helps out furry friends

Operators have made adjustments to keep up

New Masset library will be dedicated to Xaad Kil, the northern dialect spoken in the area

Prince George DPAC helping to connect parents with available resources

Saik'uz members expand efforts to Prince George for missing member

Low water levels on the Nechako and what can be done about it

Residents say project should be subject to environmental assessment

The housing crisis and its impact on Indigenous youth on the agenda

Long-time MLA announces another run

Daybreak sits down with an Indigenous corporation that grows fresh produce

PG brewery picks up a win at the BC Beer Awards

Panel weighs in on changes to Prince George's Official Community Plan

Prince George family bumps up the fear factor for its Halloween display.

Ciro Panessa chats with Daybreak North about vaccine appointments, healthcare worker recruitment and retention.

Daybreak gets into a "spirited" chat with two of the stars of Haunted Gold Rush and History's Most Haunted

One of the founding faculty members of the College of New Caledonia and a pioneer of Prince George's literary scene Barry McKinnon is being mourned. Friend and colleague John Harris speaks with Carolina de Ryk.

Forced to crawl off an Air Canada flight, Rodney Hodgins now says he feels like he's making change when it comes to accessibility.

Smithers resident says federal rebate program left him out in the cold.

Forget the candy, a northern B.C. pig rescue says the real Halloween treat is leftover pumpkins

Rupert woman wins North American Bench Press Championship...just don't ask her to move your furniture.

Faceoff at the U18 Women's National Hockey Tournament is Saturday.

How will doubling the program help healthcare?

Hear from Lily Palmer about her super power

Prince Rupert property manager says legislation will do more harm than good in the North Coast community.

Ravi Kahlon talks about housing supply and emergency housing in Prince George

Daybreak speaks with Chelsea's mother about the investigation of her disappearance.

New report highlights the struggle to make ends meet

Tahltan/Ttlingit Elder Bill McPhee was conscripted into the Vietnam War as a dual citizen, but still has yet to receive recognition from the Canadian government.

Carrier Sekani Family Services says stereotypes continue to affect investigative urgency

Village hoping to get a Foundry program

The First Nations Health Authority announces funding to help Indigenous people from northern B.C.

Dance choreographer Cai Glover to premiere his latest work in hometown Prince George.

Islands Wellness foodbank seeing new faces.

Sheila Serup talks about her second book.

The traffic circle between Terrace and Thornhill will be home to a new piece of high profile art that honours salmon and the Indigenous territory. We talk to founder and president of the Skeena Salmon Arts Festival Society, Dave Gordon.

Fort St. John resident Rick McGee says his family is afraid to return home after bullets from a neighbourhing property penetrated his home. Police say the neighbouring property is known to them. McGee tells us what he wants to happen.

Freddie Wilson's new book is called 'Don't Judge Me: Husband, Father, Crack Addict." Wilson tells us why he decided to share his story, and shares his thoughts on the current approach to the toxic drug crisis.

The B.C. government has announced a draft framework to prioritize the health and biodiversity of the province's ecosystems. We get reaction from Ken Wu with the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance.

A policy analyst with Ecotrust Canada discusses the future of heat pumps in Canada.

The Brars bring a northern B.C. flavour to Family Feud Canada

A policy analyst from Ecotrust discusses the future possibilities of heat pumps across the country.

The facility will be city's first in 15 years.

Work on environmentally sustainable nursing wins award for Prince Rupert councilor

What does Catholic involvement in a new northern long-term care facility mean for residents?

City opposes small shelters being built for people living unhoused

Prince George facility the only one in northern B.C.

Trigon looks to move from coal to propane exports from Prince Rupert

Cindy Heitman speaks with Daybreak about he new role

Short-term rental legislation the subject of council motion.

Union pens letter to Rustad with its concerns

Prince Rupert store has no worries about a sugar shortage because it relies on other sweeteners.

The province has declared November 21 Patricia Forman Day.

Families are worried about the care loved-ones are getting at Fort St. John's only long-term care home.

Billboards in Prince George challenge provincial program

Together We Stand wins award

Leader argues climate change real, but not an existential threat.

Water, Land and Resource Stewardship Minister Nathan Cullen support cull to help Caribou.

UNBC professor Joe Shea on BC Conservative climate policy.

Daybreak pokes its head into the new Prince George Men's Shed.

A new paper looks at glacial melt in northwest B.C. and what it means for salmon and mining.

Nature Trust raising money to buy land north of the city.

Group wants Smithers council to take on Tansies

CEO of The White Hatter talks about strategies to protect youth from online harm.

Hudson Bay Mountain Resort delays opening day as it waits on a dump of snow.

Craig Brennan chats with Daybreak.

Jason Peters gets chopping at Happy Pappy's

Union pleased with new additions to Terrace, Prince Rupert

Longshoremen struggling as port traffic declines

Do you have rizz? More importantly, do you know what it means? Daybreak takes a field trip to find out.

Police say they'll stay in Dawson Creek until residents feel safe

New location beats getting mail at the morgue

Tasting notes from a time capsule

Smithers business sparks conversations about neurodiversity with a twist of the wrist

Traveling exhibit opens at the downtown library Saturday morning

Daybreak checks in on encampment residents and those helping them vacate the park

PG Fire Centre breaks down why the north is blanketed by choking smoke

Province announces $126 million for facility

Mayor Simon Yu talks about safety concerns and the early dismantling.

UNBC educator Glen Thielmann on the changing face of assessment in the class

Unhoused Prince George residents face deadline to leave local park.

Ravi Kahlon frustrated by the Prince George's plans for homeless encampment

Minister responds to Northern Health ER service disruptions

PGDTA President Daryl Beauregard has concerns about thin staffing levels

B.C. housing minister not happy with the plan to take down Millennium Park camp

Prince George woman to return home from Vancouver hospital

UNBC continues long-term study of river basin, but says projections indicate serious shifts

First Nation watching nearby wildfire

A former Conservation Officer says we need to rethink killing bears

Daybreak takes a ride-along with a Cariboo-based harm reduction program.

MLA Shirley Bond calls on province to act.

A Prince George will renew their vows after becoming one of the first same-sex couples to wed in Northern B.C.

David Eby speaks about fire response, forest policy

Kathryn Saunby of Daydream Donuts Café reflects on the chaos that followed in the minutes after an explosion levelled a neighbouring building in downtown Prince George.

Northern Lights preparing for a bust fall

Three people injured in blast

Blast felt across the city

Kelowna Chamber of Commerce CEO Dan Rogers says wildfire took him back to the fires of 2003

Daybreak speaks with Deputy Fire Chief Matt Troiano

Program trains RNs in half the time

A blast at a downtown building was felt across Prince George this morning.

Celebrating the community's 100 years

An environmental group wants B.C. to reconsider what it defines as a critical mineral.

Council wants to borrow big bucks to replace its aging water system

The BC Nurses Union reacts to a proposal to keep the Smithers ER open

Mariner's mother says the legal process doesn't equal justice

New billboards aimed at transforming Highway of Tears

Study indicates big increase for humpback and fin whale deaths related to tanker traffic

The bruins are back in a big way, according to listener response.

Union argues more money and retention strategies needed

The story of a uniquely Prince George event.

We hear from the owners of an Ootsa Lake cattle operation

With LNG traffic ahead, researchers predict more collisions

Police investigate massive hay fire near Vanderhoof

CBC Producer Jen Norwell talks tips and tricks to keeping things green, even during drought

Bonnie Fehr and her husband stayed behind during a wildfire evacuation to protect their Francois Lake resort

The Back Country Horsemen of B.C. have established an equine campground

Prince George city councilor Cori Ramsay talks about B.C.'s poverty reduction strategy

GIRLS CLUB is an event-based charity group that has chapters across the province. It was shut down in the north due to COVID, but a determined mother is bringing it back. Kristen McBurnie and one of her participants, Nora, talk about the program’s relaunch with Daybreak North host Carolina de Ryk.

Hannah Philippson-Madill speaks to host Carolina de Ryk about what Barbie meant to her, her sisters and friends when they were girls.

Crime is down, but safety concerns are up. City hosting forum with other stakeholders.

Prince George woman files complaint after RCMP tell her she could face charges for being topless in her own yard.

Strike enters day 6. What does that mean for North America's closest port to Asia?

Business group wants government intervention

Ambulance paramedics seeing higher overdose calls

Comeback kid Elsa defies the odds

The BCNU says the province's reliance on costly nursing agencies could spell trouble filling long-term nursing shortages. We hear from the Peace about the impact of BC's minimum wage hike. Collective grief continues in the wake of Madison Scott's discovery.

Donna Kane talks about sleeping outside and a project she's working on.

Hikers now able to get to Kinney Lake, but repairs to the rest will take years.

Ovvian Castrillo Hill set to mark a special Canada Day

Canadian Association of Journalists talks about the city's award as most secretive municipality

Service provider takes a step back

Hospital recorded two days of ER closures over the weekend

Two First Nations could end up in court over territorial overlap

When it comes to reducing fire risk, Quesnel has found its method is the G.O.A.T.

Millions across the north will mean a permanent shelter in Fort St John

Prince George wants the province to help out with stretched fire department

Daybreak brings back some sounds from the event

Canada's forests are going from carbon sinks to carbon emitters.

Seven members of the small fire department will represent BC at a national competition

Fort St John chamber positive about the shift to net zero

Former PG resident Amy Beeman returns to see her children's book on the stage.

A wayward swine was saved from a Highway 97 rest stop

Tidewater Renewables launches biodiesel facility in PG

After years of pushing, the endangered Indigenous language is now part of the curriculum

Gitxaala welcome stone mask home

We get the latest on the Donnie Creek fire and what the possible house insurance implications could be

Northern Health issues health advisory for Wells area lake

Podcast host Rudy Kelly talks culture and disconnection

Daybreak hears from a family evacuated for a week

The Prince George district school board will have two new faces after this weekend

The Donnie Creek Wildfire threatens a section of the Alaska Highway

When evacuation orders come through, what do people do?

Kids in the Peace are getting a chance to learn skateboarding

RCMP are investigating the discovery of four bodies at a city home.

A Prince George gardener has the bitemark to prove a close encounter with a coyote.

Young Indigenous mother was last seen near Tache ten years ago.

Centre to tackle the toxic drug crisis

Daybreak finds out what's at stake for the UNESCO-recognized site

Tumbler Ridge residents hoping for the all-clear

Laurie Mercer wants to know why it took six years for doctors to find her cancer

The latest on Donnie Creek and West Kiskatinaw River wildfires

A respirologist explains the health impacts of inhaling wildfire smoke

Atlin residents say service beyond snail mail

The latest from Fire Information Officer Forrest Tower

The Peace River Firesmart program shares tips.

Could fires hold a silver lining for some species?

With TransMountain work complete, Valemount residents are facing a new round of changes.

Northeast fire is now the largest fire in BC on record

A northwest apiary is bringing in Ukrainian Queen bees

A new article says government isn't involving Indigenous knowledge

Professor explains how tree species may be fueling BC's biggest wildfire

Health practitioners performing pop-up cervical screening in Prince George

Betsy Trumpener visits the campsite where Maddy Scott was last seen 12 years ago

A new CBC podcast from Rudy Kelly and Carolina de Ryk

Ranchers worry about the upcoming season after wildfires destroyed kilometres of fencing

How could filling shortages affect long-term nurse recruiting?

How will the hike affect businesses in the Peace?

Todd Doherty talks about the impact on the community

Children help hatchery release Chinook fry into the Nechako

Couple shares nocturnal number crunching stories of the flying creatures

Ungulate escapes wildfire with a little help

New work from Haida Manga artist explores colonization and the path ahead

RCMP investigation still ongoing at rural property near Vanderhoof

Jennifer Charlesworth discusses a report on missing children in care on the International Day to Recognize Missing Children

Olamipo Bandele discusses her solo exhibit at Two Rivers Gallery

Member of the first grad class shares memories

Daybreak visits a training program in Prince Rupert

BCNU members say Prince George ER "chaotic"

UNBC professor about the pitfalls of researchers getting used to climate change.

What is it about forest fires that sparks conspiracies?

Marco Myatovic's son Nico helped lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a WHL championship

John Vaillant talks about his new book about the Fort McMurray fire.

The BC Centre for Disease Control worries about the impact of wildfire smoke

We find out how record highs compare to the 2021 heat dome.

Can birds get smoker's cough?

A Wonowon gas station is sticking it out to supply firefighters and community members

The BC River Forecast Centre updates the flood risk in the Northwest

Daybreak speaks to residents and the mayor of Terrace as the Skeena remains high

Gary Geddes and Ann Eriksson chat with Daybreak about their journey along Highway 16

CBC reporter Liam Britten provides the latest from the Peace

Saltwater Hank is releasing a new album sung entirely in his ancestral language

Professor says we can expect more fires in the future and a national strategy is needed

Two new fires force evacuations north of Fort St John

Emergency Programs Manager Tanya Spooner details what services are available to those that have fled the fires.

Information Officer Ryan Harvey says evacuation alert is a precaution and is asking city residents to remain calm.

Prince Rupert couple say actions left their son traumatized

Daybreak speaks with Devon Henley and her son James Southcott

First Nations get funding for compost facilities to cut carbon and waste

Wildfires grow over weekend, but firefighters make progress.

Leah Gazan talks about a public alert system for missing Indigenous women and girls

Skidegate Chief Council honours the memory of two members lost at sea

Brewers pop the top on Toil and Trouble

An Early Childhood Educator from Mackenzie has launched podcast

Local business owner talks about the impact of 3000 people arriving Wednesday

Hearing for RCMP charged in Dale Culver's death to be back in court June 6

Larry Campbell and Chuck Puchmayr could be headed to your town

Bella Coola filmmaker talks about treeplanting documentary

Day School survivors allege RCMP failed to adequately investigate reports of abuse

Quesnel rancher says drones help crops in a number of ways

A company is offering courses on cruising BC's backroads

Group to hold rally over toxic drug deaths

Court of Appeal ruling could mean more flexibility for caregivers

How overdose prevention workers are supporting those who smoke drugs

The story of a northern BC man's "fowl" close encounter

Nearly two months, two trustee resignations, and the loss of a superintendent later, Prince George school trustees are set to reconvene.

Island Mountain Arts holds AGM to plot festival's return

CNC's Reintegration Readiness training helps former federal inmates

Man's attempt to use political theory to stymie court proceedings blows up in his face

Mayor Owen Torgerson says village grappling with the looming workforce departure

AFN rep Taylor Behn-Tsakoza returns from New York

Harvester says delays could snag prawn and salmon fisheries

North Coast favourite to play Prince George Saturday

Striking P-SAC staff at DFO responsible for licensing

Farmers say it puts their operations in a bind, not to mention the economy

Rupert runner recounts travel troubles while being Boston-bound

Petition calls for better biking infrastructure in Prince George

BC Cattlemen's Association says dry conditions taking a toll

UNBC medical student tackles PhD

Niki Sharma says specialized units to tackle repeat, violent offenders to start next month

A recent drug seizure raises questions about decriminalization and homelessness

The Prince George Humane Society wants the city to provide land for a new animal shelter and vet clinic, citing a shortage of services.

Troll to add T-bar and terrain for snow seekers

A Terrace program is combing yoga and Sm'algyax

A Prince George hockey dad will be cheering his son on, but not the Cougars.

A cocky bird has its would-be captor crying foul.

rock-hounds sniff out a fossil that could belong to an extinct shark

Dawson Creek physician seeing worrying diagnoses

Dave MacDowell is an ultra-marathoner. So what better way to celebrate his 62nd birthday than to run 1 km for every year of his life? He tells us why it's a way to express gratitude.

Are BC pipelines sealed off from foreign attack?

Zainib and Mobeen Qureshi ended up stuck in Prince George while competing on a BBC reality show. That's until local resident Corey Bonnar offered to drive them 8 hours to Prince Rupert. Daybreak North host Carolina de Ryk hears the story from all three of them.

Prince George city council may pause the plan to centralize the city's unhoused

For the first time in 16 years, the Prince George Cougars are moving onto the second round of the WHL playoffs. We talk to Cougars super fan, and long-time season ticket holder, Betty-June Gair about the excitement around the team.

the hotel's new owner outlines plans for the 1930s building.

Daybreak's Catherine Hansen catches up with Cantora Allegro now that the choir is back together post-COVID.

The First Peoples' Cultural Council show more people learning their language

Daybreak gets to the bottom, and looks up at the top... of the massive mounds of snow at Prince George's snow storage facility.

Kitasoo school helping students learn their culture and graduate

Haisla project will feature a floating facility

How could wave energy power North Coast communities?

Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc Kúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir talks about a landmark settlement

Mayor Herb Pond lays out the plan to put $65 million into Rupert's pipes

Associate professor name chair of UNESCO Living Heritage and Sustainable Livelihoods

Manager Veronica Haddon talks about the expansion in the north

Physician says long closure of ER would lead to fatalities

Mackenzie's mayor talks about the health care concerns of her community

A researcher discusses the industry in the wake of two deaths in two weeks

About half a million people are living with Alzheimer's Disease in Canada...a number set to double over the next 7 years. Jay Ingram of the Public Health Agency of Canada discusses the best ways to lower your risk.

Northwest Chief Operating Officer Ciro Panessa on how Northern Health is addressing nurse shortages

What does the Catholic Church's repudiation of the doctrine mean?

Primetime Wrestling pins hopes on Prince George

Daughter Lily Speed-Namox says her father deserved to live

How will the government's outlay affect North Coast routes

Report says genetics impact caffeine metabolism

Matt Allen brings us the story of three African American brothers who made a lasting impression on their communities in the 1800s

Lorna Brown's film Adaawk is in Prince George along with the MMIWG conference tour

Residents bring concerns about homeless camp to council

Professor Charles Menzies talks about identity and the continued colonial legacy of the ID

There's a new agreement between a coal company and a BC First Nation that could be a game-changer

What will the closure of a pulp line in Prince George mean for air quality

BC's mental health and addictions minister talks about the province's three-year pilot

Prince George musician Amu Blanding talks about her career as she prepares to take the stage as part of a new TV project

Laura Lynch tells us how the Great Bear Sea plan promises to protect ocean ecosystems

Traffic is down, but expansion plans continue at the Prince Rupert port

Trailer park residents want action to reduce unsafe manganese levels in their water

Katerina Tiurina fled Ukraine with her three children

Hung La talks about the Vietnamese celebration of Lunar New Year

Heather Lamb awarded for her work

Arrival of pink slips heightens loss

We hear how the province plans to tackle the changing face of forestry

A Prince George guide talks about safe ways to get out in the snow

BC doubles funding to help train vets. What about a school in northern BC?

D-PAC President Laura Weller says the sudden departure of the superintendent and resignation of two trustees is worrying

Daybreak's Matt Allen examines the legacy of black American soldiers who helped to build the route

Repairs and staffing impacting operations

Fort Nelson school district makes changes after graphic sex ed materials distributed to class

Conservation North director Michelle Connelly talks forestry, jobs, and ecosystem health.

A UK museum is taking the initiative returning Indigenous items to their homes, including Haida Gwaii

Erin Stagg's Otipemisewak opens at Two Rivers Gallery

Gordo the goat locks horns with locals

BCTF head Clint Johnston says the federation is actively working against anti-SOGI comments affecting members

Claws are out over a bylaw that says cats can't roam in Prince George

Research examines the toll taken when people have to leave home for childbirth

PG Cyclist mourned

The BC First Nations Forestry Council hopes to shape forest policy going forward

Minister Ravi Kahlon talks housing and encampments

What could an Ontario court ruling mean for camps?

Nuxalk welcome the return of a totem pole taken decades ago

An inaugural hockey challenge hopes to break away barriers between two communities

Daybreak's Matt Allen brings us the story of Howard Estes

PG author pens a book about the history of the Rangeland Derby

After announcing hundreds of job losses across northern B.C., Canfor's Michelle Ward discusses the company's long-term plans for the region as timber supply declines.

Former board chair concerned with sudden loss of superintendent and trustee resignations

How will the plan affect Prince George?

Report recommends Moccasin flats as the sole spot for overnight public camping

Priceless microfilm documenting Indigenous culture found at a Kitwanga area farm

Reaction to the charges mixed

Union worries about public oversight of new buildings

Marie-Josee Houle says Moccasin Flats centralization tramples on rights

President Daryl Beauregard says board should not accept unproven allegations about teacher conduct

Amnesty says Indigenous rights being trampled by government

Environmental lawyer Chris Tollefson says agreement historic and indicates a changing relationship

Parents and teachers have questions after School District 57 replaced the superintendent and two trustees resigned

Syrian refugee Hassan al Kontar talks about his journey to Canadian citizenship

The forum founder talks forestry and the future.

Prince George will soon be split between three provincial ridings

BC AFN Regional Chief Terry Teegee wonders why four of the officers are still active

Internet upgrades coming to Stewart and Gitanyow

Mayor Simon Yu provides an update on budget deliberations

Heiltsuk Chief Councilor Marilyn Slett talks about the new protected area and what it means for fisheries

A look at the stress veterinarians face

Stakeholders gather to assess the sector's future

Largest tourism gathering in BC looks beyond the pandemic

RCMP say fight for control of the trade causing violence

Retirement puts the group's future in question

Friends and family continue to mourn the loss of Dicky Nelson in Terrace

MP Taylor Bachracn speaks to Daybreak prior to grilling airline executives about the travel nightmare faced by many passengers this winter.

Professor Sarah Hunt reflects to a probe looking into an alleged lack of action by Prince George RCMP to investigate members accused of crimes

The Premier says forest policy announcements to come at Prince George forum following job loss announcements.

A combination of factors could lead to a double-digit hike

UBC researcher says forest policy plays a major role in North Cariboo landslide

A health researcher talks about the pressure on staff and patients when baby docs depart

Hear a Prince George woman's journey to donate a kidney to a complete stranger

St John Ambulance has launched a new recruitment campaign

Fishing union says new protected area could hurt the industry

Elder offers healing as First Nations leaders gather to grapple with the toxic drug crisis

With the nearest treatment facilities a 14-hour drive, First Nations leaders say tackling toxic drugs is tough

Terrace volunteers turn the key on a new van service to make up for a lack of senior and disabled transportation

Homeless advocates and neighbourhood residents express concern

The CEO of the Northern Development Initiatives Trust talks about the road ahead for northern B.C. economies.

Aaron Vanderpool is continuing his late child's love and kindness by sharing 200 20-second hugs

Renters in Prince Rupert thought they were protected against renovictions thanks to a bylaw passed last year. Now they are finding out that might not be the case.

Witness recounts restaurant rumble

Analyst Ben Parfitt says the time for value-added forestry is now.

Residents face a bigger bill after council passes budget

Maureen Brownlee talks about her book Cambium Blue

Does the approach by Seattle hold promise for BC?

A community advocate says Prince George banks aren't living up to their obligations when it comes to marginalized customers

Daybreak's Maham Hashmi speaks to an artist bringing the chill back to Prince George's Downtown Winterfest

Daughter says it's both a relief and painful

Daybreak's Maham Hashmi checks out CNC's Aboriginal Culture Day

Training helps BC Search and Rescue prepare for traumatic events

Company says no evidence that pipeline tampered with

Franz Manni of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris to speak on piercing at UNBC

Massive gas reserve in Blueberry FN territory creates development questions.

Pool remains closed after $500,000 in damages

School superintendent responds to school rankings

Joan Atkinson says forest communities are dying a slow death while government dithers

The Prince George Cougars start the first round of the WHL playoffs this weekend.

Lawyer for First Nation says Nation will determine its own future

Weather watcher Joey Onley on why the latest dump is a good thing

As AI becomes more accessible, what are the academic consequences?

Nak'azdli Whut'en comedy duo positively hilarious

Maintenance issues with Flair causes couple to re-book with another airline to get home from Tuscon

The Simpcw want to preserve the region which acted as a refuge for the Nation

Association wonders why it took over 5 years for charges

The premier spoke with Daybreak prior to announcing a $65 million investment in the city's water system.

Daybreak's Matt Allen speaks with addictions minister Jennifer Whiteside

The Saik'uz Nation is bringing the spark of home to the homeless in Prince George

Preparing for the big one with an early warning system

Fort St John council pondering a parking lot maintenance bylaw

Player and coach say it's time for the tournament committee to change how it verifies identity.

The MLA for Prince George-Mackenzie says it's time for a public forum on the future of forestry.

Keith Cherry wants a more public process and for the unit's operations suspended.

The SPCA says the recent surrender of 17 golden retrievers in Quesnel is part of a concerning trend

Reporter Keith Fraser on an attack that left an elderly man dead, but was not disclosed.

Michael Pluzhnikov talks to Daybreak North about his family's flight from Ukraine and their newfound home in Prince George.

Harbourview apartment residents make their case to council

The fight to have an Indigenous name printed on a birth certificate

Case could transform the way the government deals with resources on Indigenous land.