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West Fraser Q2 profits surge as revenues more than quadruple on Norbord acquisition

West Fraser Q2 profits surge as revenues more than quadruple on Norbord acquisition

VANCOUVER — West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. says its profits surged in the second quarter as revenues more than quadrupled following the acquisition of Norbord. The Vancouver-based forestry company says it earned US$1.49 billion or $12.
Opinion: New city manager a rising star?

Opinion: New city manager a rising star?

City council appointed long-time city senior administrator Walter Babicz the new city manager, but was he the best, or only, candidate for the job, columnist Tracy Klassen wonders
Rage Room fundraiser for Hospice

Rage Room fundraiser for Hospice

The Rage Room is a fundraiser for the Prince George Hospice Society from Aug. 6 to 13 at the Westwood Pub for those looking to blow off a little steam. People can come alone or bring a team of friends.
Wanted: Michael Douglas Platt

Wanted: Michael Douglas Platt

Have you seen this man? 
Downtown Prince George seeks to clamp down on graffiti

Downtown Prince George seeks to clamp down on graffiti

Crew from local social agency to paint over problem images
As heat wave approaches B.C., 911 dispatchers warn of spike in calls, wait times

As heat wave approaches B.C., 911 dispatchers warn of spike in calls, wait times

On the eve of an approaching heat wave, E-Comm 911 warns that gang-related shootings, the ongoing opioid crisis, an early wildfire season and a record-breaking heat wave at the end of June have all led to increasing emergency call volumes.
Update: One killed in MVI west of city

Update: One killed in MVI west of city

Involved motorcycle and two vehicles
Indigenous Opioid Response Fund applications open for northern B.C.

Indigenous Opioid Response Fund applications open for northern B.C.

Funding will support creative and low barrier responses to the opioid crisis
Opinion: Everyone wants to be treated with respect

Opinion: Everyone wants to be treated with respect

If we remember that other people are worthy of our respect, we can usually find a way forward together, columnist Gerry Chidiac says
B.C. government warns of another round of 'extreme heat'

B.C. government warns of another round of 'extreme heat'

Sudden death toll during historic heat wave climbs to 815; Environment Canada warns that another, though less powerful, heat wave will hit southern B.C. this week.