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Local roofer fined for unsafe worksite

Local roofer fined for unsafe worksite

A roofer was fined $1,250 for unsafe conditions at a Prince George worksite. Essential Exterior Finishers was issued the levy Jan. 19 after a WorkSafeBC inspector noticed two employees working without fall protection.
WorkSafeBC fines tree faller

WorkSafeBC fines tree faller

WorkSafeBC has levied a fine against one of the firms contracted to fall trees in the effort to contain the spruce beetle. OBO Forest Management GP Ltd.
Man arrested in Jasper charged with robbery

Man arrested in Jasper charged with robbery

A man arrested in Jasper following a alleged theft in Prince George faces a count of robbery, according to court records.
Mounties apprehend suspect after sketchy car spotted

Mounties apprehend suspect after sketchy car spotted

A man remains in custody and faces charges following an alleged failed attempt to flee police on Saturday morning. Manjeet Singh Bhatti, 41, has been charged with one count each of fleeing police and willfully resisting a peace officer.
Community Voice Mail program gets more funding

Community Voice Mail program gets more funding

Prince George's Community Voice Mail program got a $25,000 boost Friday.
Provincial budget will face skepticism

Provincial budget will face skepticism

When Finance Minister Mike de Jong stands to deliver his pre-election budget on Tuesday, he'll face more than the usual skepticism over his financial figures. It's hard to fault B.C. voters for being deeply distrustful of pre-election finances.
Province putting $150 million into silviculture

Province putting $150 million into silviculture

Premier Christy Clark announced a $150 million investment in silviculture Friday in Prince George. She added that it was part of the government's 10-year commitment to put $800 million into forest replanting efforts.
Student's cost CNC dental hygiene program nearly $29,000

Student's cost CNC dental hygiene program nearly $29,000

The cost of enrolling in the College of New Caledonia's revamped dental hygiene program was set at $28,740 during the school's board of directors meeting Friday.
CNC's tuition fee to rise two per cent

CNC's tuition fee to rise two per cent

The College of New Caledonia board of directors voted 9-2 Friday to increase tuition by two per cent. The hike, which will come into effect on Aug.
Meetings to protest B.C. forest policies

Meetings to protest B.C. forest policies

A series of meetings to protest B.C.'s forest management policies has been scheduled for the region.