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Opinion: B.C. Hydro rebate offer a joke

Opinion: B.C. Hydro rebate offer a joke

My electrical consumption has gone down by at least 10% a long time ago with no help from the BC government or BC Hydro.
Prince George city council to advocate for mandatory Holocaust education

Prince George city council to advocate for mandatory Holocaust education

City council has approved a resolution to advocate for Holocaust education beginning in at the elementary school level
Downtown Prince George to host Plaid Friday

Downtown Prince George to host Plaid Friday

There’s no dreary Black Friday event in downtown PG. This one's named Plaid Friday and it goes Nov. 24.
Prince George architect Trelle Morrow receives Freedom of the City

Prince George architect Trelle Morrow receives Freedom of the City

He designed Sacred Heart Cathedral, Quinson Elementary School, and the former Prince George Citizen building on Brunswick Street, which is now the head offices for the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.
It's a public road, not a driveway, judge rules in lawsuit

It's a public road, not a driveway, judge rules in lawsuit

A roadway is a considered a public highway if it is a “travelled road” and the province has expended public money on maintenance. 
Divided Prince George city council approves new youth mental health facility

Divided Prince George city council approves new youth mental health facility

A specialized care company is proposing to operate a staffed community care facility in a existing 5-bedroom, single-detached house at 4321 Grouse Rd.
B.C. wolf kills continue as province plans moose survey

B.C. wolf kills continue as province plans moose survey

Animal advocate says contractors shoot hundreds of wolves from helicopters each winter.
Prince George city council to consider suitability of B.C.’s short-term rental act

Prince George city council to consider suitability of B.C.’s short-term rental act

Premier David Eby said the government is taking action to reduce "profit-driven mini-hotel operators."
Carrier Sekani Family Services hopes youth jail becomes Indigenous youth treatment centre

Carrier Sekani Family Services hopes youth jail becomes Indigenous youth treatment centre

In 2017, the Cedar Partnership Project study found Indigenous youth in Prince George who use drugs are 13 times more likely to die of an overdose than any other age peer group in Canada.
City in talks with Community Arts Council to create Arts Hall of Fame Award

City in talks with Community Arts Council to create Arts Hall of Fame Award

CAC to add Arts Hall of Fame Award to its 2024 strategic planning exercise