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Jeff Dunham showed up at the CN Centre Wednesday night despite his Identity Crisis. The Guitar Guy, Brian Haner, opened the show with his musical comedy routine where he used pop songs to enhance his tall tales of how he grew up in L.A.

The city's court action against the owners of the old Columbus Hotel is continuing to wind its way through the courts. A hearing is scheduled for July 27 in Vancouver to decide whether permission needs to be granted to take the cast to the B.C.

B.C. Books Online, an e-book collection, is up and running in libraries across the province, including Prince George and School District 57's.

Confusion swirls still as some people aren't sure how, if at all, the HST will impact their lives. Groceries are an issue because everybody needs to eat.

As many as 216 students are expected to accept their parchment at the College of New Caledonia's 2010 convocation ceremony this Saturday. The event will take place at CN Centre, 2 p.m. start.

Williams Lake Studio Theatre's presentation of Bill W. and Dr. Bob earned cast and crew top spot at the Central Interior zone theatre festival. The group now goes to Theatre B.C.'s Mainstage competition in Kamloops from July 2 to 10. Bill W. and Dr.

Around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11, Quesnel RCMP responded to a call about an erratic driver in a grey Toyota Corolla on Highway 97 South near Kersley. The suspect nearly collided with several other motorists.

Right now, groceries like milk and eggs are tax free, and processed foods like cookies and chips subject to GST. When HST is implemented July 1, groceries with five per cent GST will be subjected to 12 per cent HST.

The senior drama class at Kelly Road Secondary is practicing their best hillbilly accents for the upcoming production of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Chemtrade will continue to supply a key ingredient used in Canfor's Prince George pulp mills until at least 2018.