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Electoral finance reform campaign to hit local constituency

After targeting a neighbouring constituency in November, an advocacy group calling for reforms to the province's electoral financing laws will be sending postcards in the next week or so promoting its cause to voters in Prince George-Mackenzie.

Fire again at Meadowbrook, not suspicious

Firefighters rushed to put out a new fire at the Meadowbrook Apartments on Friday afternoon. They did not find the fourth suspicious fire there in recent weeks, however.
Wedding show eased anxiety for local bride

Wedding show eased anxiety for local bride

It's not the first time it's happened to me and it probably won't be the last.

Arrests, drugs at Redwood Street home

Prohibited weapons and drugs were found by police during a raid on a Redwood Street home.

International expert returns to P.G.

Dr. Gwynne Dyer's delayed northern B.C. November speaking is back on in the new year. The world-renowned international affairs expert returns to Prince George Friday, Feb. 10 to lecture on the Arab Spring and recent developments in the MIddle East.
Watering hole dry for 10 days

Watering hole dry for 10 days

The Croft Hotel is closed this week and part of next due to a Liquor Control and Licensing Branch infraction. A notice of closure was posted on the Prince George bar's front door on Wednesday advising of a 10-day shutdown.

From Prince George provincial court

Jan. 5 Cade Timothy Belanger was sentenced to 59 days in jail and one year probation for two counts of theft $5,000 or under. Belanger had credit for one day time served prior to sentencing.

Weekend fire claims a life

A retired teacher and prominent member of the city's Sikh community was the victim of the fatal house fire for which a local man faces a charge of arson.
Sunny days bring hazards too

Sunny days bring hazards too

Warm-cold, warm-cold. For days this trend has turned roadways into skating rinks and imperiled motorists who don't drive accordingly. Crashes on streets, highways, even railway crossings in the region have had the icy conditions as a factor.

B.C. program helping smokers quit

In a bid to douse their smouldering tobacco habits, more and more northern B.C. residents are reaching for the phone to dial 811.