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Prince George has not been forgotten in the rush to sell legalized pot. The provincial government is currently reviewing eight applications to open cannabis shops in Prince George, city spokesman Mike Kellett said this week.

Across B.C., 30 per cent of registered voters have sent in their ballot

It doesn't get more beautiful than this

Permits for $15.7 million worth of construction were taken out in October, according to a city staff report. The number is well above the $11.8 million reached over the same month last year and $5.

Informal hearings will be held during this Monday's city council meeting for two liquor-related applications: - To extend the closing time at Trench Brewing and Distilling at 399-2nd Ave. to 3 a.m. from 11 p.m.

The Canada Post strike has impacted 'accessibility'

Nothing but clouds in today's forecast

Drivers will soon no longer be able to get onto Highway 97 North from Westwood Drive as part of changes in store to make crossing the highway in that area safer for pedestrians.

Job action by the B.C. Interior's unionized sawmill workers is set to spread. United Steelworkers members working at Canfor's Plateau, Polar and Chetwynd sawmills are voting this week on whether to give the bargaining committee a strike mandate.