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Northern Development Initiative Trust announces rebates available to businesses affected by forestry downfall

Northern Development Initiative Trust announces rebates available to businesses affected by forestry downfall

Multiple sawmills in northern B.C. and interior affected by forestry downturn
Canadian, B.C. governments farming $300,000 for Prince George agriculture producers

Canadian, B.C. governments farming $300,000 for Prince George agriculture producers

Funding will support projects reducing regional wildfire risks, pest epidemics
Lane closures scheduled for Highway 16 East

Lane closures scheduled for Highway 16 East

Lane closures will be on the calendar for parts of Highway 16 East starting on Monday and lasting for 10 days to allow a contractor for Telus to perform maintenance work.
Man drowns in Robson River

Man drowns in Robson River

A man drowned Friday after he slipped and fell into the Robson River while hiking along the lower section of the Berg Lake trail.
Two Trojan transfers in five days for UNBC women’s soccer

Two Trojan transfers in five days for UNBC women’s soccer

Sage Meyers following Sarah Lepine’s footsteps to Prince George
Sentence issued for trying to procure sex

Sentence issued for trying to procure sex

A Prince George man was sentenced Monday to one year in jail for attempting to procure sex from an employee at Treasure Cove Casino. Less credit for time served, Joseph Neil Johnny, 46, will serve a further 156 days in jail.
Firearms found in stolen travel trailer nets five years in prison

Firearms found in stolen travel trailer nets five years in prison

A Prince George man was sentenced Monday to five years in prison for harbouring a trove of handguns and ammunition in a stolen travel trailer. Less credit for time served, Robert Daniel Davis, 31, will serve a further three years and 7 1/2 months.
Rise and shine, Prince George!

Rise and shine, Prince George!

Little bit of this, little bit of that
Stay on standard time, readers say

Stay on standard time, readers say

During the last Citizen poll we asked "More than 223,000 people participated in a government online survey about daylight savings time" and asked "What would you like the government to do?" With 49 per cent and 816 votes online readers said they woul
Northern B.C. murders: Police say manhunt suspects died by apparent suicides

Northern B.C. murders: Police say manhunt suspects died by apparent suicides