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A new survey is launching early next week to gauge how satisfied residents are with city customer service.

The message seems to be getting lost in delivery, but the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George board is continuing to send the message to Canada Post that it should be consulting with the communities affected by changes to local post offices.

B.C. New Democrat leader John Horgan and health critic Judy Darcy will be in Prince George Monday to host a public forum on health. During the event, running from 7 to 8 p.m.

Some of the property owners targeted by recent clean-up orders by the city are asking for more time. Commonwealth Campus Corporation's Dan McLaren is asking to have until the end of October to finish the work required on 231-233 George St.

When Christopher Banks left home late Saturday night, his plan was to drop in on his daughter for her 16th birthday.

After Remembrance Day, there were 12 flags that went missing from the 160 that commemorate Canadian fallen soldiers in Afghanistan. Todd Doherty, candidate for the federal Conservative Party, generously donated the replacement flags.

When Christopher Banks left home late Saturday night, his plan was to drop in on his daughter for her 16th birthday.

Local police service dog Dero and his handler recently located a missing toddler after the two-year-old child wandered out of the yard at a residence off North Nechako Road. On Tuesday at about 11 a.

Getting snow to cooperate with the calendar would make removing it less expensive, city council heard Wednesday night.

During Quesnel's Skyfest 2015 International Airshow held from July 31 to Aug. 2, Kent Pietsch will perform in his 800-pound Interstate Cadet that has a 37-foot wingspan.