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B.C. coal mines linked to record-breaking toxin spike in U.S. waters, study says

B.C. coal mines linked to record-breaking toxin spike in U.S. waters, study says

Lead scientist in U.S. Geological Survey study says there is now 'strong evidence' B.C. coal mines are linked to largest selenium increase ever recorded.
B.C. unfairly clawed back COVID-19 benefit to thousands during pandemic, says report

B.C. unfairly clawed back COVID-19 benefit to thousands during pandemic, says report

The B.C. government announced the one-time, tax-free benefit in March 2020, paying out $653 million.
Prince George city council to advocate for mandatory Holocaust education

Prince George city council to advocate for mandatory Holocaust education

City council has approved a resolution to advocate for Holocaust education beginning in at the elementary school level
Kevin Falcon vows to tear up CleanBC plan

Kevin Falcon vows to tear up CleanBC plan

BC United leader would go 'all-in' on LNG, end EV subsidies and scrap B.C.'s climate action plan
Downtown Prince George to host Plaid Friday

Downtown Prince George to host Plaid Friday

There’s no dreary Black Friday event in downtown PG. This one's named Plaid Friday and it goes Nov. 24.
Former Prince George NHLer signs with Swedish team

Former Prince George NHLer signs with Swedish team

Brandon Manning signed a contract with IF Bjorkloven of the HockeyAllsvenskan, Sweden’s second-tier pro hockey league, and he could be in the lineup for Friday’s game against Vastaras.
Prince George architect Trelle Morrow receives Freedom of the City

Prince George architect Trelle Morrow receives Freedom of the City

He designed Sacred Heart Cathedral, Quinson Elementary School, and the former Prince George Citizen building on Brunswick Street, which is now the head offices for the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.
Mayors showing resistance to loss of local power

Mayors showing resistance to loss of local power

Politicians are trying to solve 21st century problems with the 19th century constitution, says one political science professor.
It's a public road, not a driveway, judge rules in lawsuit

It's a public road, not a driveway, judge rules in lawsuit

A roadway is a considered a public highway if it is a “travelled road” and the province has expended public money on maintenance. 
Divided Prince George city council approves new youth mental health facility

Divided Prince George city council approves new youth mental health facility

A specialized care company is proposing to operate a staffed community care facility in a existing 5-bedroom, single-detached house at 4321 Grouse Rd.