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A Prince George law firm plans to change the way it advertises its offer of a "free initial consultation" after it created some confusion for a Fort St. James man.

Approach your parents. Organize an event at school Or just raise money in the hallways.

Two Rivers Gallery is continuing its quest to sign up 940 members by Feb. 25. The total represents one per cent of the 94,000 people who live in the gallery's service area and would help show "the arts really do matter in Prince George.

It's full speed ahead for the building of the BC Cancer Agency Centre for the North now that a final agreement has been signed between the builder and health partners involved.

The Olympic Flame is inching its way closer and closer to Prince George, with just two weeks to go until the big arrival on Jan. 29.

Fort St. John's final Olympic torchbearer was introduced to dignitaries and media, although once revealed introductions were not needed.

In yesterday's Citizen we ran a letter to the editor that was attributed to Doreen Spence. After meeting with Mrs. Spence and her son Tom it became apparent that the letter had not been contributed by Mrs. Spence.

December was "awesome" as Accessible Parking Awareness month in Fort St. John, said the organizer.

Top Dog Agility will be holding an AAC sanctioned agility trial Sunday at the Prince George Agriplex at the PGX site. The trial will run all day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The public is welcome to come watch, admission is by donation to the SPCA.

The Olympic Flame is inching its way closer and closer to Prince George, with just two weeks to go until the big arrival on Jan. 29.