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Jann Arden is coming back to Prince George. The chanteuse known as much for her witty banter as her stylish songs hasn't been to P.G. for a number of years, but These Are The Days for her to return. She'll be at Vanier Hall on Oct. 27.

Prince George has a date with Lord Stanley's mug. The Prince George Cougars will host alumnus Brett Connolly when he brings the Stanley Cup to Prince George on Aug. 20.

When comparing the wages of City of Prince George senior administration with their counterparts in Kamloops, Kelowna and Nanaimo, they're as good or better in most categories. And never the worst.

Canadians want half the country put into environmental protection status. This enormous tract of land would be about the size of Argentina and Algeria - two of the world's top 10 largest countries - combined.

Coun. Albert Koehler announced he won't be seeking reelection in October in an email to local media on Tuesday. Koehler is in his seventh year on city council.

Growing from 13 to 45 clients, Meals on Wheels is scrambling to keep up with increasing demand over the last year.

You can check out the library on the Hart once again. The Nechako Branch of the Prince George Public Library has been closed for the past two weeks. A June 12 fire in the building next door caused smoke damage and other impacts.

The Lheidli T'enneh in Prince George and groups of First Nations along the corridor for the natural gas pipeline that would feed the LNG Canada plant in Kitimat have signed agreements worth $620 million in support of the project.

The bosses at the City of Prince George sure know how to show the unionized employees who's in charge.

Prince George's mayor and city councillors will see an increase in pay on Jan. 1, after city council approved the raises Monday.