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Brew battle withdrawn from Federal Court

Brew battle withdrawn from Federal Court

A trademark dispute between Caribou Brewmasters Inc. and Pacific Western Brewery has been withdrawn from the Federal Court of Canada. The case was dismissed by consent in early February, roughly 2 1/2 years after it was first filed in the venue.
Alberta man found

Alberta man found

An Alberta man reported missing in the Red Rock area Wednesday night has been located and is safe, Prince George RCMP said late this morning.
Alberta man goes missing near Red Rock

Alberta man goes missing near Red Rock

A full-scale search for a missing Alberta man was launched this morning in the Red Rock area. Douglas Wayne Bruynzeel, 53, had left a relative's home on Patterson Road East on Wednesday to search of his dog that went missing the day before.
TeenFest coming this weekend

TeenFest coming this weekend

Ali Berman can't wait to meet Prince George for the first time. She is the primary organizer of TeenFest, a national initiative she created a few years ago that now has events all across Canada and is coming this weekend for the first time.
The Citizen up for four awards

The Citizen up for four awards

The Prince George Citizen has three finalists in four categories for the Ma Murray Awards, presented by the British Columbia & Yukon Community Newspapers Association.
Site C protesters go home

Site C protesters go home

Campers blocking Site C construction at the Rocky Mountain Fort began packing up the home they've known for 62 days on Tuesday, but vow their fight against the controversial hydroelectric dam isn't over.
More refugee families set to arrive

More refugee families set to arrive

There are 10 Syrian families on their way to Prince George and the Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) is ready to welcome them.
Citizen launching new weekly publication

Citizen launching new weekly publication

The Prince George Citizen is launching a new weekly publication focused on local arts and entertainment for subscribers and non-subscribers. Starting next week, non-subscribers will no longer receive the Thursday edition of the regular paper.
Month-long crackdown on distracted driving begins

Month-long crackdown on distracted driving begins

It's never a good idea to be texting or talking on a cellphone while driving but especially so this month.
Work scheduled for Highway 97

Work scheduled for Highway 97

A lane closure will be in effect Thursday on Highway 97 North, between Hofferkamp and Northwood Pulpmill Roads, to make way for maintenance work, according to a DriveBC posting. The work is scheduled to run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.