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Emma Mayhew, left, Josh Towe, Emma Donnelly, Colten Mayhew, Storm Mayhew, Riden Mayhew, Mark Timms, and Lucas Jacobs, enjoyed the sun and bouncing in the fresh air at a home on the Giscome Road Sunday.

EDI Environmental Dynamics had a choice to make.

An announcement regarding the a new high-rise condominium development is expected in the near future. "It's not the right time to say too much about it right now, but things are happening," said developer Rod McLeod.

The local Enbridge office has found a home and it will be opening regardless of whether or not the Northern Gateway pipeline project gets final approval, said a company spokesperson.

Earlier this year, Quebec post-secondary institutions were at a standstill as students stepped out on strike against rising tuition fees.

The day after Thanksgiving is a generally a day of regret. Regret from that unmentionable multiple of servings of turkey, regret for making that snide remark to a loved one at the table or regret that you weren't with family over the holiday.

During Premier Christy Clark's visit Friday to Prince George, she held no meetings with Enbridge officials.

Joan Sutherland looks at a samovar wine dispenser dating back to the 1940s during the 22nd annual South Bowl Community Association Antique and Collectibles Fair.

Josette Wier admits to be a bit intimidated by the process, but is eager to question Enbridge at the hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline in Prince George beginning this week.

Greyhound Canada wants to significantly reduce its service along the so-called Highway of Tears as part of a package of proposals to stop the company's financial bleeding. Saying it lost an unsustainable $14.