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The BC Northern Real Estate Board reports to the end of September, 947 properties worth $214.2 million changed hands in the City of Prince George, compared with 926 properties worth $200 million to Sept. 30, 201o.

In the trial of a Prince George gangster accused of sexual assault, the alleged victim's friend testified Wednesday that she didn't see the incident in question.

An early morning fire brought Prince George Fire Rescue crews to a home on Gillett Street. They found a basement suite in flames in the 400 block. It was almost 4 a.m. Three halls dispatched 15 firefighters to handle the situation.

The death of a Cariboo forestry worker will be the subject of a coroner's inquest.

The long awaited Prince George Islamic Centre is now ready to open its doors. The mosque and cultural hall is located at the corner of 5th Avenue and Foothills Boulevard.

The Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Initiative (NWSRI) and the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council have joined together in the implementation of a pilot study aimed at maintaining the Nechako White Strugeon population.

The Pine Centre Mall is hosting Quesnel photographer Bob Michek's Celebrate Northern Living display of northern images.

The public can view the beauty of northern fall colours while strolling through the mall thanks to a series by Quesnel photographer and graphic designer Bob Michek.

The City of Prince George has given home owners Ken and Norma Dow an extension to complete some of the remedial works ordered on their home at 450 Tofield St. On Sept.

Australia has a Barkerville connection. In fact, it is intimately connected through people, names of places, and the modeling of Colonial laws.