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Poll shows anti-tanker traffic sentiment

A majority of British Columbians support a crude oil tanker ban for B.C. Coastal waters, show the results of a Mustel survey commissioned by the environmental group ForestEthics.

SPCA update

The BC SPCA Challenge against Kamloops is winding down with a final fundraiser tonight at Nancy O's from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be cat and dog cocktails on the drink menu and an auction featuring "bad animal art.

LDB raises booze markups despite lowered tax

It may be time to mix a little water with the wine. Although the HST reduces sales tax on alcoholic beverages, consumers won't pocket much savings.

Downtown bickering

Squabbles between economic development bodies in recent days has to stop, said two of the most powerful political voices on Prince George soil Wednesday.

HST savings on booze offset by LDB markups

HST will reduce taxes by three per cent on alcoholic beverages, but consumers won't pocket much savings due to new Liquor Department Board (LDB) markups. The LDB claims there will be virtually no changes in price when alcohol is purchased from B.C.

UNBC convocations on Friday

The University of Northern British Columbia will be holding three convocation ceremonies this Friday at the Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre - that's how many it will take to hand out all the degrees, certificates and diplomas roughly 840 students

BC SPCA City Challenge not over yet

The BC SPCA City Challenge against Kamloops is winding down with a final fundraiser tomorrow, May 27, at Nancy O's from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be cat and dog cocktails on the drink menu and an auction featuring "bad animal art.

Events

CNIB United Way Drive-Thru Breakfast will be held at the Costco parking lot on Range Road from 7 to 9 a.m. Friday. Enjoy a delicious, healthy breakfast in a reusable cloth bag by donation.

Paving to start on PG Pulpmill Road

The third phase of work along PG Pulpmill Road will begin tomorrow, city hall said in a press release. The project will consist of upgrades to 1.

PGAA finished 2009 in the red

The Prince George Airport Authority dipped into its airport improvement fees to the tune of $350,000 to make ends meet last year, according to the annual report released Tuesday at the organization's annual general meeting. For more, see The Citizen.