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More international gangs active in B.C., inquiry hears

More international gangs active in B.C., inquiry hears

Northern Health now at 66 test-confirmed COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in B.C. for fourth consecutive day

Northern Health now at 66 test-confirmed COVID-19 cases, no new deaths in B.C. for fourth consecutive day

Officials say 2,319 people have fully recovered
Prince George Indigenous grad participants can apply for bursaries

Prince George Indigenous grad participants can apply for bursaries

Deadline to apply is June 15
On Our Radar: Barkerville to reopen this month, but in phases

On Our Radar: Barkerville to reopen this month, but in phases

First phase begins June 18, second on July 3
Goods still flowing through northern B.C, despite pandemic slowdown

Goods still flowing through northern B.C, despite pandemic slowdown

The COVID-19 has caused a slowdown of the global economy but, despite that, cargo volumes moving through the Port of Prince Rupert are on a record pace. In 2019 the port had its best year to date, moving 29.9 million tonnes of cargo.
Meet Katie Timms and Danika Serafin, valedictorians for UNBC’s 2020 grad class

Meet Katie Timms and Danika Serafin, valedictorians for UNBC’s 2020 grad class

Ladies will deliver speeches on June 26 via virtual convocations
Some Canadian CrossFit gyms quick to de-affiliate from brand after Glassman comments

Some Canadian CrossFit gyms quick to de-affiliate from brand after Glassman comments

Tourism Prince George wants your opinion on bringing visitors back to the city

Tourism Prince George wants your opinion on bringing visitors back to the city

Survey also wants to gauge opinions on the value of tourism
Lawyers warn of lengthy B.C. court system delays

Lawyers warn of lengthy B.C. court system delays

Yer out: COVID-19 cancels 2020 Prince George youth baseball season

Yer out: COVID-19 cancels 2020 Prince George youth baseball season

Please stay safe and healthy, says interim president