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As a local parish celebrates its centennial, it will also mark another long-standing tradition. St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church hosts its 40th Victoria Street Market Oct. 29. According to Anne M.

Having served nine years as Prince George mayor from 1999 to 2008, Colin Kinsley knows a thing or two about running successful election campaigns.

Drive B.C. is warning of slush with slippery sections on Highway 97 from Salmon Valley to 20 kilometres north. The service is warning of the same conditions on Highway 16 east from Purden to Tete Jaune Cache.

Pray it doesn't snow, but get out the shovels just in case - the city's snow removal budget is already down to approximately $240,000, and the snow has yet to fly.

The Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation held its annual general meeting on Wenesday.

Demolition of the dilapidated duplex at 2112 Redwood St. could begin as early as Thursday. On Sept. 12 city council gave the owner 30 days to demolish the fire-damaged property and clear debris from the yard.

The extended shutdown of Northwood Pulp and Paper had an impact on Canfor Pulp Ltd.'s bottom line, the company's management said Tuesday during a quarterly conference call.

All four first-degree murder charges against Cody Alan Legebokoff will be combined in a single court case that will be heard in B.C. Supreme Court, criminal justice branch spokesman Neil MacKenzie confirmed Wednesday.

Processing beetle-killed pine continues to be a struggle for West Fraser Timber Ltd., chief executive officer Hank Ketcham said Tuesday during a third-quarter conference call, although there is some hope for improvement.

Time flies at City Hall. It was just three years ago that voters were casting ballots to decide who would would be the mayor. It's now time to review the performance of those candidates who have served in the last term.