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The city's 2009 annual report is now available in draft form for public viewing. It can be found online at www.city.pg.bc.ca, click on draft annual report on the home page, and at city hall.

The new cenotaph in front of city hall was worth all the time, effort and expense in Second World War veteran John Kuharchuk's opinion.

City council will consider a 4.5-per-cent increase to the garbage collection rates on Monday night. The hike, if approved, would boost the rate per six-month period of a small cart to $67.50, a $3 hike, a medium cart to $88.

A revised and long-awaited plan for the Prince George Golf and Curling Club and surrounding lands will go to city council tonight - one that puts a greater emphasis on residential development and parkland and leaves the Pine Valley Golf Centre untouc

Enbridge Inc. says there will be opportunities for northern B.C. businesses and workers during the construction of its proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway Pipeline.

Upgrades to the mechanical systems at Carney Hill elementary and Mackenzie secondary schools are in store for this year under a five-year capital plan approved by school board trustees on Tuesday. The Carney Hill project will cost $1.

A Williams Lake man suffering from multiple stab wounds was rushed to hospital in critical condition Thursday night at about 11:30.

The Prince George RCMP's seizure of a truck load of counterfeit merchandise should be seen as "an eye-opener to the public", said the media communications officer. Cst.

Designer knock offs were seized in a vast quantity by Prince George RCMP recently from a home business owner.

Canadian finalist in Scripps National Spelling Bee