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Prince George RCMP are asking for the public's help to track down the people suspected of shoplifting from two stores in the city. Images of two suspects from an April 2 theft and of one from a May 3 theft were released Friday.

Questions were left unanswered as residents showed their concern at an open house for the new B.C. Transit Operations and Maintenance Facility last night.

UNBC has named its valedictorians for its 2017 convocation ceremonies on May 26.

UNBC will lead a $2 million national research project over five years that sees a team of more than 60 people exploring the impact of resource development on health, environment and community specifically on rural, remote and indigenous communities.

CNC is launching a new online fundraiser. The Gifts for CNC Student Success campaign is underway with direct benefits going to students at the school.

For Amanda Hobson, the best part of being a chief financial officer is working with talented people, while also leading and mentoring along the way. The CFO and vice-president of finance and corporate services for the British Columbia Lottery Corp.

School District 57 is denying responsibility for the sexual abuse two men suffered at the hands of a former Prince George school teacher when they were young boys.

Businesses will have to pay extra to drop cardboard off at the Foothills landfill in a few months time. Beginning July 1, they will be assessed a 50-per-cent surcharge on their loads if corrugated card makes up 25 per cent or more.

Prince George RCMP released Thursday a security camera image of a man suspected of breaking into a 200-block Victoria Street business on March 31. He is described as Asian, over 50 years old with a medium build and receding hairline.

Environment Canada called off a warning for severe thunderstorms early this morning, roughly a day after it was issued. The city did experience rainfall Thursday and showers are in the forecast for today.