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Brrr - cold temperatures are expected to last until early next week. Updated hours for local warming shelters are available on our website:

Very cold temperatures continue this week. Check out the updated list of available spaces over the coming days on our website:

Very chilly temperatures are expected over the weekend. Need a safe place to warm up? Check out the list of available spaces over the coming days on our website:

Beware of a new scam that's making the rounds: the City of Prince George will never text you about an outstanding parking ticket. If someone texts you and asks you to pay an overdue parking ticket, do not click the link and do not give away any personal information.

@JeffPaetkau Engagement on this page has declined dramatically over the past three years. People just aren't interacting with our content here like they once did so we won't be monitoring the page as much. We'll still post emergency info here and monitor for questions when necessary.

Crews are responding to a structure fire in the 1100 block of Fourth Ave. Roads surrounding the fire have been closed off. Please give emergency crews space to work. We will provide more details when they are available.

@ToddInPG Hi Todd we have been applying traction material to residential roads for several days. We are pretty sure you know how this works though, call 311 and let us know what we missed.

@WAYNEWR450F Well, you took the time to post about it so we thought you might want to take action that could provide you with the information you need. Carry on then.

@WAYNEWR450F The SPCA operates this service under contract with the City. Have you contacted the City Bylaw department through traditional means to discuss this? You can call 311 or email 311@princegeorge.ca

Due to the ongoing Canada Post strike, we encourage you to sign up for a MyCity account: Our online services allow you to access and review your account status/history, set up eBilling, make payments, and more. Learn more:

Missed the Council meeting last night? Highlights include a discussion about more public washrooms downtown, housing needs, and a letter from the Minister of Housing. Read more on our website:

Heads up: the Canfor Leisure Pool is closed for annual maintenance and will reopen on January 6. Annual maintenance is important to ensure our facilities are safe, clean, and in tip-top shape! Watch the video to learn about our annual maintenance process:

Heads up if you are planning on coming downtown on Sunday: the Santa Clause Parade will impact traffic! The parade will start at noon and follow: 📍 Brunswick St. from 2nd Ave. to 7th Ave. 📍 7th Ave. from Brunswick St. to Quebec St. 📍 Quebec St. from 7th Ave. to 2nd Ave.

RT @PG_RCMP: Snow fall last night! #DYK you must not operate vehicle unless all windows, including windshield, are completely free of ice,…

The first Council meeting of December is coming up next week. Yes, December! Can you believe it? 😳 DYK: you can tune into Council meetings live from home? Online streaming is available starting at 6 p.m. on Dec. 2. Read the full agenda:

We're getting ready for the Civic Light Up tonight at 5:30! Join us for live entertainment, delicious holiday treats and food trucks, fireworks, skating on the new rink and more. Find more details:

Support local non-profits this winter by helping to Fill the Bin! Today until Dec. 20, drop off non-perishable food items, new or gently-used winter clothing, pet supplies, and gear for new parents to benefit our neighbours in need. Read more:

Twice a year we release an update on all the big capital projects we're working on. The report was presented to Council on Monday night to highlight the budget status and timeline for all our projects over $1 million. Take a peek: