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Lyn Hall will remain at the city of Prince George council table, but this time, he'll be sitting in the mayor's seat.

There will be a mix of new and old faces on the new board of School District 57, following Saturday's election.

Lyn Hall will remain at the city of Prince George council table, but this time, he'll be sitting in the mayor's seat. According to unofficial results, Hall beat opponent Don Zurowski with a tally of 10,463 votes to Zurowski's 8,850.

A final loose end in the Joey Lamont Arrance saga has been tied up. A B.C. Supreme Court master issued a consent order this week handing over to the B.C.

The City of Prince George has received nearly $2.2 million from the provincial government in the form of a grant in lieu of property taxes.

The Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable is holding its annual general meeting on Tues., Nov. 25. It will be held in the senate chambers in the administration building at the University of Northern British Columbia, 5:30 p.m. start.

The city's transit service is providing trips at no charge to help voters get to the polls today.

A Prince George man faces nearly 30 charges for allegedly committing a domestic assault and then attempting to flee police twice in the same day.

A local woman has been sentenced to 37 days in jail for possession of a controlled substance. Karen Patricia Tremblay, 43, was issued the term Wednesday in Prince George provincial court in relation to an Aug.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has found a man guilty of second degree murder in the stabbing death of a woman in her Kitimat home.