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Warrant issued for parolee convicted of manslaughter

Warrant issued for parolee convicted of manslaughter

Prince George RCMP is asking the public's help in locating a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. The warrant was issued for Darcy Paul Beaulieu, 30, after he missed a curfew at a halfway house in the city.
Warning issued for severe thunderstorm

Warning issued for severe thunderstorm

Conditions are in place for dangerous thunderstorms that may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, damaging hail and heavy rain, Environment Canada said in an alert issued late Monday morning.
Fire not suspicious

Fire not suspicious

A large shop was on fire at the back of a property in the 9100 block of Collena Street in the Haldi Lake Road area when Prince George Fire Rescue responded with 15 firefighters from three halls Sunday at about 5:30 p.m.
Summerfest fun

Summerfest fun

Eight-year-old Nick Schaffner has always wanted to be firefighter. That dream was rekindled Sunday, half a world away from his home in Switzerland, at Summerfest in downtown Prince George.

Museum welcomes grant money

A successful grant application means The Exploration Place won't have to shrink its collection.
Potter makes unique clay find

Potter makes unique clay find

The fire for creating handmade pottery burns hot for Leanne Carlson. Soon, it will burn like never before, in a custom kiln she is constructing at her home studio.
Feds, province chip in to halt bank erosion

Feds, province chip in to halt bank erosion

Though difficult to make such an announcement sound glamourous or exciting, it's one that's necessary, said Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond in announcing the provincial government's contribution to a local infrastructure project.
Ancient Forest closer to becoming official park

Ancient Forest closer to becoming official park

With the stroke of a pen, the next steps were taken Friday to protect the Ancient Forest from the swing of an axe.
Judge finds woman not guilty of attempted murder

Judge finds woman not guilty of attempted murder

There wasn't sufficient evidence tying a Prince George woman to a 2013 attack that left another woman with life-threatening injuries, a B.C. Supreme Court justice ruled Friday.
'The toughest part is the injustice'

'The toughest part is the injustice'

BURNS LAKE - Though Kathleen Weissbach doesn't understand German, she can tell when her husband speaks to family back home about surviving the January 2012 explosion that flattened the Burns Lake sawmill.