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Cottonwood Island Park partly closed due to flooding

Cottonwood Island Park partly closed due to flooding

The city has closed the island in Cottonwood Island Nature Park due to rising water from the Nechako River.
Event coming for the disabled

Event coming for the disabled

With a CANDO attitude Handy Circle offers those with special needs and disabilities an opportunity to have a bunch of fun Saturday at the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre.
Museum receives B.C. award

Museum receives B.C. award

The Exploration Place has had a big year, and it's about to get bigger. First they won the B.C. Museum Association's Award of Merit - Exhibitions, then followed that up with the Governor General's History Award.
Two First Nations claim Lheidli T'enneh agreement encroaches their territory

Two First Nations claim Lheidli T'enneh agreement encroaches their territory

Two First Nations say a tentative treaty agreement between the Lheidli T'enneh and the federal and provincial governments would encroach upon their traditional territory.
Flushable wipes not so flushable

Flushable wipes not so flushable

The city's wastewater treatment foreman has some simple advice for what and what should not be go down your toilet.
City to offer tour of Western Acres Wetlands

City to offer tour of Western Acres Wetlands

The terms "wastewater" and "scenic tour" don't usually go hand in hand but there will be an exception later this week when the city offers free tours of a unique system for dealing with a portion of what goes down the city's sinks and toilets.
UNBC suspensions unusual

UNBC suspensions unusual

An emergency provision that reportedly has been invoked by UNBC president Daniel Weeks to relieve five UNBC faculty members of their duties over the last year and a half is a measure employed in only rare circumstances, according to faculty union sta
River forecasters expect coming rain could exacerbate flood risks

River forecasters expect coming rain could exacerbate flood risks

Officials with the B.C. River Forecast Centre say that unusually fast snowpack melts, coupled with expected rainfall later in the week, could raise flood risks for the upper fraser region.
Sport fields and ball diamonds to start opening this week

Sport fields and ball diamonds to start opening this week

Opening day for most of the city's sports fields and ball diamonds will be this Friday. The move, announced Monday, comes after an assessment of their conditions by city parks department workers.
Duo named community champions

Duo named community champions

Two Prince George residents were presented with community champion awards of merit on Friday evening for their contributions during the Cariboo wildfires last summer.