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Core review process to start with public meeting

The city's core services review will be launched tonight with a public meeting at city hall. The event is set for a 7 p.m.

Relay for Life raises $420,000, draws over 1,600 participants

The 20th annual Relay for Life concluded on Sunday morning, having raised approximately $420,000 -up approximately $90,000 from last year's event.

April house starts reach 18

There were starts on 18 new single-family houses in Prince George last month, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

In custody

Derek Arthur Mitchell, 28, the subject of a Canada-wide warrant for allegedly breaching his parole in Edmonton, has been arrested in Mackenzie. Mitchell was tracked down after a cell phone was located at the site of a vehicle break-in.

Mother's Day at the cemetery not a grave time

Mother's Day is a time for family, and just because there are family members who are no longer living doesn't mean they will be left out Sunday. The Memorial Park Cemetery is hosting its annual Mother's Day Open House on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

CNC students achieve perfection

Jacqueline Schellenburg and Elena Norris are perfectly suited for the College of New Caledonia's graduation ceremonies today. They each maxed out in the marks department in their chosen fields of study at CNC.

Big crowd expected for Lakeland benefit

The lunchtime guest list keeps getting longer for Tuesday's benefit barbecue and silent auction in support of Lakeland Mills employees. It's looking like it will be a full house at the College of New Caledonia courtyard.

Quesnel bank robber doesn't get far

A Quesnel bank robber got more than he bargained for Friday afternoon when he was arrested by RCMP officers less than a block away from the scene of the robbery. About 5 p.m.
Graduating class encouraged to think outside the box

Graduating class encouraged to think outside the box

Kaity Langille-Herlehy started her valedictorian speech with a quote from the John Green novel An Abundance of Katherines.

Gun charges

Gordon Douglas Fleming, 63, has been charged with two counts of uttering threats, pointing a firearm and possessing a firearm without a license.