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Police busy on Prince George roads

A joint effort by the local RCMP and Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement unit caught more than 200 road infractions last week.
Remembering Father Nick Forde

Remembering Father Nick Forde

Nick Forde, a longtime Roman Catholic priest in the Prince George diocese, died Friday. Forde played an instrumental role with Bishop Fergus O'Grady in developing the Catholic school system in Prince George.

Mining, metallurgy, petroleum group's annual conference to be biggest yet

As the regional mining sector continues to grow, so has the group of people in central and northern B.C. region who propel it. The north-central B.C.

Worst roads in B.C. ranked

The Okanagan dominated this year's list of driver-voted worst roads in the province, leaving Prince George out of the Top 10 for the second year in a row.
As strike hits, attractions feel economic pinch

As strike hits, attractions feel economic pinch

With a full-scale teachers' strike starting today, local attractions are facing a loss of revenue from a lack of field trips.
IIO opens Matters review

IIO opens Matters review

A Vancouver lawyer has been tasked to serve as a "civilian monitor" into the review of the police watchdog's investigation into the death of Greg Matters.
Railway bridge an iconic piece of local history

Railway bridge an iconic piece of local history

I remember seeing the old steel railway bridge across the Fraser when I first moved to Prince George, driving down the Highway 16 hill from the east.
Local woman Mom of the Year finalist

Local woman Mom of the Year finalist

Local mom Jolene Paquette is one of the top 20 finalists in Walmart's Mom of the Year. She made the final list out of 12,410 women nominated for the honour.
Armed robbery suspect at large

Armed robbery suspect at large

Police are requesting the public's help in finding a suspect connected to a Saturday afternoon armed robbery. Around 1:30 p.m.
Riders raise money for research

Riders raise money for research

Almost 100 riders cruised through Prince George on Saturday as part of the annual Northern B.C. Motorcycle Ride for Dad. The annual event raises money to support the Prostate Cancer Fight Foundation.