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The Prince George conservation office's live trap was put to effective use as two black bears were nabbed over a 24-hour period.

Nowadays, almost everything in life is disposable, from everything from technology to communication to clothing, said Harold and Doreen Hewlett.

Elderly man arrested following bank robbery

Families came out in droves on Friday for Kids Day at the PGX, where admission for children under 12 was $2. Laughter and voices filled with excitement echoed throughout the exhibition grounds.

They've already put in 1,100 kilometres of biking and 300 kilometres of walking. There's much more yet to come as filmmaker Frank Wolf and his friend Todd McGowan follow the route of Enbridge's proposed pipeline through northern B.C.

Firefighters are making good progress on a number of fires south and west of Prince George fueled by the hot, dry weather.

Families came out in droves for Kids Day at the PGX, where admission for children under 12 was $2. Laughter and voices filled with excitement echoed throughout the exhibition grounds.

Unionized employees have rejected the latest offer tabled by City of Quesnel management.

Pittman Asphalt has earned a "diamond achievement commendation" from the National Asphalt Pavement Association for the upgrades to its Otway Road operation.

Single-family homes sold for an average $211,542 each in northern B.C. last month, according to the B.C. Real Estate Association, a $1,089 decrease from the month before. Unit sales also took a hit as 339 homes exchanged hands, down from 405 in June.