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WorkSafeBC has fined Prince George-based Morris Roofing $5,000 for failing to use personal fall protection systems while on a job.

Prince George business Bragg Construction Ltd. was fined $9,281.35 by WorkSafeBC after one of its workers sustained serious injuries in a fall.

In the quiet of a city council meeting, months after Prince George's new downtown brewer made its big announcement , Crossroads Brewery got the approval it needed to make its business official.

The Prince George Playhouse will now be serving libations along with its soliloquies. At Monday's meeting, councillors approved a liquor license application that will extend the the venue's serving space into the theatre area.

Tourism Prince George is one step closer to making one per cent more off travelers who choose to sleep in the city. On Monday the organization asked city council to support its push to increase the current two per cent hotel tax.

Despite any barriers, Art Heals seniors at Jubilee Lodge. Since 2003, the Two Rivers Gallery program has taken visual arts inside the doors of the University Hospital of Northern B.C.

There's a bevy of senior beauties, a group that's a part of the North Central Seniors Association, that gathers together once a month to see what kind of mischief they can make together.

There's a fine line between doing the right thing and minding your own business. The challenge is to figure out when to take action, when to leave it alone and when to turn it over to the professionals.

Move it or lose it. Those words apply to all ages when it comes to maintaining and achieving mobility and fitness levels and as the population ages there is some wisdom in those words.

After making a splash with a $25,000 donation to Prince George’s local college, a B.C. contracting association presented its plans for the region to city council.