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Thursday February 16, 2012
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Police have arrested Marcel James Abou, 26, the prime suspect in a knife incident earlier this month.
Frank PEEBLES
How will FortisBC changes affect your gas bill?
FortisBC is asking locals to speak up during an open house on natural gas rates from 2 to 6 p.m....
City restores PGAIR funding
The Prince George Air Quality Roundtable (PGAIR) was given a reprieve by city council on Wednesday....
Suspect in knife fight arrested
On Feb. 13 Prince George RCMP located and arrested Marcel James Abou, who was wanted for assault...
UNBC Tourism Students Win Big in Province-wide Contest
Five students at the University of Northern British Columbia have been honoured for their social...
National contest gets Prince George focus
The Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society has created a contest to help curb racism in the...
PGAIR plans open house
The Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR) is hosting a series of workshops to engage the ...
Liquor stores respond to undercover sting over sales to minors
The Liquor Control and Licensing Branch (LCLB) says it now has a winning formula for cracking down...
Initiatives Prince George cuts jobs
Initiatives Prince George has eliminated one and a half full-time positions as part of a strategy...
Doctor longs for days of hospital helipad
Retired family physician Vernon Johnson remembers that decades ago, helicopters used to rush...
Bidding begins on core service review contract
Bidding on the contract for the city’s $350,000 core service review has begun. The City of...
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