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A pair of young car thieves caused damage and a widespread police pursuit late last week, but one did say sorry to his victim.

People bound to wheelchairs will have to wait until the ground has thawed before work can begin on making the new bridge at Cottonwood Island Park accessible.

School board trustees will consider authorizing three new high school courses when they hold a regular meeting on Tuesday night.

Taseko Mines said today it has resubmitted a new plan for the $800-million Prosperity gold and copper mine that will reduce environmental impacts and preserve Fish Lake.

Eighteen teams from nine schools will "floor" their best Grade 6/7 squads in a hockey extravaganza today. The Roll-A-Dome will get its hardwood pounded as the School District 57 competitors slap sticks in the third annual Floor Hockey Play Day.

Check out the action that took place during the Pineview Snow Frolics Sat., Feb. 19 and Sun., Feb. 20. You can find the photo album by clicking below http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/section/princegeorge06&template=media

Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond says she'll take northern school board trustees concerns about the provincial government's carbon offset policy to Victoria, but is stopping short of making any promises.

The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has fined a Prince George financial planner $15,000 for illegally distributing securities worth a total of $1 million to 20 investors.

People who are experiencing winter blues or cabin fever should try to do a little volunteering suggests an official with the Prince George Council of Seniors (PGCOS).

Many drivers are still not too sure of when they can turn left at a red light or stop sign onto a one-way street. When approaching one-way streets, drivers must stop at the red light or the stop sign, said RCMP Const. Lesley Smith.