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Time served given for attack

A Prince George man has been sentenced to time served for the first of a series of attacks about a year ago. Christopher Ryan Russell, 26, received the term in Prince George provincial court on Wednesday for a Sept.
Operation Cookie Dough ready to roll

Operation Cookie Dough ready to roll

Kathy Nadalin is sorry for putting so many cookies into the mouths of the people of Prince George.
Wilbur offers way through legalese

Wilbur offers way through legalese

Putting himself forward as a voice of reason, incumbent councillor Dave Wilbur is seeking a third term in local government.
Mother 'angry' over charges decision

Mother 'angry' over charges decision

A mother is upset and disappointed that no charges will be pursued against the man who allowed an 11-year-old girl to get behind the wheel of his sport utility vehicle, leading to a rollover that killed her 12-year-old daughter.
Ghomeshi engagement set for Nov. 7

Ghomeshi engagement set for Nov. 7

Jian Ghomeshi's appearance in Prince George has now been rescheduled.

Three injured in explosion at Burns Lake pellet plant

Three workers have been injured in a wood dust explosion in Burns Lake. The incident happened at the Pinnacle Wood Renewable Energy wood pellet plant at 8 am this morning, the company's CEO, Leroy Reitsma, told Business in Vancouver.
Three injured in Burns Lake pellet plant explosion

Three injured in Burns Lake pellet plant explosion

One man suffered third-degree burns and two other employees were injured in an explosion at a wood pellet plant in Burns Lake on Thursday.
Two pedestrians killed near CNC

Two pedestrians killed near CNC

Two people were killed when struck by a tractor-trailer semi unit near the College of New Caledonia on Thursday morning. Emergency services were called to the scene near the corner of 22nd Avenue and Nicholson Street at 7 a.m.
Game faces

Game faces

Craig Wood, Mayor Shari Green, Fred Nelson, director of operations with Craig Wood Group, and Stuart Ballantyne, 2015 Canada Winter Games CEO, pose for a picture at the announcement Wednesday morning that the Craig Wood Group will be Official Supplie

Humanitarian returns to P.G., headlines memorial lecture

Lt.-Gen. Romeo Dallaire will return to Prince George next spring. The Canadian humanitarian and best-selling author, best known for his work advocating for genocide prevention and human rights, will headline the next Dr.