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NDP opens campaign office

NDP opens campaign office

The NDP campaign office opened its doors Thursday and Prince George-Mackenzie candidate Bobby Deepak says he's ready to work. "It feels good and it's a very exciting time. It's going to mean a lot of hard work and we're ready," Deepak said.
Local woman making Miss Universe-Canada bid

Local woman making Miss Universe-Canada bid

The bikini event isn't nearly as revealing as the reasons Emmerson Taylor will be competing in the Miss Universe-Canada pageant. The young Prince George woman is stepping into the spotlight not to flaunt or to strike a pose.
Money put towards medic training program

Money put towards medic training program

The provincial government is putting $111,000 towards a emergency medical responder and industrial medic training program to be taught at College of New Caledonia. It will be enough to teach 16 students with the program begins in June.
Brink scores win in ongoing legal battle with BCR Properties

Brink scores win in ongoing legal battle with BCR Properties

Prince George lumber manufacturer John Brink will be standing on broader ground when his legal battle with BCR Properties Ltd. over a failed land deal heads to court. In a decision issued Thursday, B.C.
Lawsuit against FFGRD over erosion claims dismissed

Lawsuit against FFGRD over erosion claims dismissed

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has dismissed a lawsuit against the Fraser-Fort George Regional District from a group of property owners living along the Nechako River, finding the plaintiffs took too long to file.
Area schools getting upgrades

Area schools getting upgrades

School District 57 will receive $1.6 million in funding for school upgrades and classroom supplies, the provincial government announced Thursday.
Terrace man found not guilty in shooting death of former Prince George resident

Terrace man found not guilty in shooting death of former Prince George resident

A jury found a Terrace man not guilty Wednesday of killing a former Prince George man. Travis Leslie Stephens, now 32, had faced a count of second-degree murder in the Sept.
Building permits total $1.5 million in February

Building permits total $1.5 million in February

Permits for nearly $1.5 million worth of construction work were taken out in February, according to a city staff report. At $973,900 over three projects, permits for single-family homes make up the majority of the total.
City testing could affect water pressure in Bowl area today

City testing could affect water pressure in Bowl area today

The Bowl area may experience intermittent water pressure fluctuations and discoloured water today as the city tests a new system backup pump.
Racer hoping for his Children's Wish

Racer hoping for his Children's Wish

Two days after his third birthday, Jacob Neubauer was diagnosed with cancer. "What's leukemia?" his dad Jeff asked as he hung up the phone at work. That phone call sent three-year-old Jacob and single dad Jeff on a journey no one wants to take.