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Log hauler killed on the job

Log hauler killed on the job

The B.C. Forest Safety Council is urging caution after the owner of a Prince George log hauling company was killed while on the job earlier this month.
Campers urged to be cautious as wildfire risk is high this weekend

Campers urged to be cautious as wildfire risk is high this weekend

The B.C. Wildfire Service is preparing for increased wildfire activity this weekend and is urging the public to be cautious with any activities in the backcountry. Hot and dry weather is in the forecast throughout B.C. along with strong, gusty winds.
Cottonwood Island closed due to bomb suspicion

Cottonwood Island closed due to bomb suspicion

A 36-year-old man was arrested and the RCMP bomb disposal unit has been called in from the Lower Mainland to deal with a possible explosive device in Cottonwood Island Park.
Shoplifter sentenced to 60 days

Shoplifter sentenced to 60 days

The last of a trio of related women caught shoplifting last month has been sentenced to 60 days in jail and one year probation.
Via Rail in talks to offer $5 fares to 'at risk' groups along B.C. 'highway of tears'

Via Rail in talks to offer $5 fares to 'at risk' groups along B.C. 'highway of tears'

VANCOUVER - Via Rail has joined discussions with the British Columbia government, First Nations and social service agencies to offer rock-bottom fares to "vulnerable" people who can't afford to travel along the so-called Highway of Tears.
Province approves ski resort master plan

Province approves ski resort master plan

The provincial government has approved the master plan for a year-round ski resort near Valemount, the project's proponent said this week.
Small plane crashes in Quesnel

Small plane crashes in Quesnel

Firefighters and paramedics were called to the scene of a small plane crash at Quesnel Airport Thursday afternoon, according to a statement issued by the Quesnel RCMP.
Frontier Apostolate marks 60th anniversary

Frontier Apostolate marks 60th anniversary

When one volunteer ventured to Prince George from Ireland in 1986 to drive a school bus on the wrong side of the road in the middle of winter, it changed his life.
Climb for Cancer raises $30,000

Climb for Cancer raises $30,000

The Climb for Cancer raised triple its intended goal, organizers said this week.
Road repair contract exceeds budget by $1 million

Road repair contract exceeds budget by $1 million

City council reluctantly awarded a contract Monday worth $2.5 million to fix sloughing on Willowcale Road at Haggith Creek. As a consequence, the total project budget now stands at $2.8 million, roughly $1 million more than previously been budgeted.