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Even though Prince George is going ahead with its own review to reduce costs at City Hall, the province's wheels continue to turn to create an auditor general for municipal governments.

The B.C. government unveiled a $550,000 program aimed at attracting workers to the silvicultural sector on Thursday.

On Friday night, Matt Soper was crowned Mr. P.G. for 2012. Originally from the Lower Mainland, he moved here in May, to work as an announcer for Wolf FM and he is loving his time in Prince George so far.

Theatre North West steps into a mystery with The Clockmaker.

The Prince George Airport Authority board chair, Jim Blake, is pleased to announce the appointment of Blair Mayes and Bob Radloff to the board of directors. Blair Mayes spent some 30 years with Dunkley Lumber Ltd.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found Jordan Richard Leask guilty Friday of intentionally downloading and viewing child pornography on a friend's computer while visiting her home two-and-a-half years ago.

A wheelchair-bound man scheduled to testify in a criminal matter was allegedly held against his will by the mother of the man on trial, in order to force him to recant his testimony.

From Prince George provincial court: Feb. 3 Paula Dignault was fined $1 for a municipal bylaw offence.

New regulation mean less durable paint for traffic markings this year

Dike debate City council will consider proceeding with a proposed 3.3 kilometres dike along River Road on Monday. On Jan. 24 the city received a $5.44 million grant for the project from the provincial and federal governments.