Changelog

When Will My Street Be Plowed? said the clearing windows extend after a heavy snowfall without saying by how much. It now states the City's actual rule — a further 24 hours for every 8 cm beyond the 20 cm that triggers the declaration — with a worked example. The rest of the standard was re-checked against the City's page and is unchanged.

Finding a Family Doctor said the Urgent and Primary Care Centre took walk-ins only between 4 and 8 p.m. on weekdays. Northern Health now opens it to walk-ins from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at weekends and on holidays, so the page was closing a door that was open for eight hours of every weekday. Its phone number, 250-645-6900, was missing and has been added.

Active fires around the city, nearest first, with each one's stage of control and size, read from the national fire map. It also carries the things that are easy to miss until you need them: registering for evacuation alerts through the Regional District, why the alerting authority changes depending on which side of the Cariboo boundary a fire sits, and the number to call if you can see a fire nobody is working on. Smoke is a separate question — the Air Check page answers that one.

Type your address to see which collection zone you're in — Blue, Red, Green, Orange or Yellow — read straight from the City's own map. It also carries the set-out times, the statutory-holiday closures, the bear-resistant storage bylaw, and where to find your dates and Recycle BC.

The town page now opens on the two rivers meeting below the forested valley bowl — the confluence the Lheidli T'enneh are named for.

A plain, step-by-step guide for anyone without a family doctor: how to join B.C.'s province-wide waiting list, what a pharmacist can prescribe while you wait, the free 8-1-1 nurse line, the Urgent and Primary Care Centre, and the ER — with tappable numbers.

See the next buses from the Downtown Exchange, UNBC and the hospital, live from BC Transit's own feed. Each time is marked as a real-time estimate or the timetable, so you know how much to trust it.

The local numbers worth saving — emergency and health, the City and Regional District, transit, and power and gas — each checked against the service's own page.

The live level of the Fraser at South Fort George, from the Water Survey of Canada gauge below the confluence, with where today sits against the river's own recent range. It covers both the spring freshet and winter ice jams, and points to the River Forecast Centre and RDFFG alerts for the official flood calls.

Pick the kind of street you live on and see the city's clearing target — main roads within 48 hours of a 7.5 cm snowfall, residential streets within 72 hours after that — plus the heavy-snowfall rule and the official priority map.

A plain read on the air through the day — wildfire smoke in summer, valley inversions in winter — updated hourly, with the official Environment Canada AQHI for Prince George a tap away.

Prince George, BC is now live, starting with a live air-quality check and a plain explainer of when the city plows your street.