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Crown seeks jail for man who stabbed woman

Crown seeks jail for man who stabbed woman

Crown prosecution is seeking the maximum sentence that can be served in a provincial institution for a man who stabbed and severely injured a woman outside a Mackenzie nightspot three years ago. If B.C.
CNC expects surplus

CNC expects surplus

For the first time in eight years, the College of New Caledonia is projecting a surplus as it prepares for next year's budget.
Have your say

Have your say

We want to hear from local residents through a new weekly series called Have Your Say. Each Thursday, we'll publish reader responses to a question we pose the week before.
School district pondering school bus fee

School district pondering school bus fee

School District 57 is considering a $100 per student fee for school bus riders in an effort to find money to fulfill the province's two-year administrative savings mandate announced last February.
Matt Pearce memorial on Saturday

Matt Pearce memorial on Saturday

The funeral for Matt Pearce, the well-known teacher, union leader, coach and athlete, has been scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Westwood Mennonite Brethren Church. Pearce, 48, died suddenly in the early morning hours of Saturday, Jan. 23.
Timber Kings show to feature Barkerville recreation

Timber Kings show to feature Barkerville recreation

Going for Gold is the sixth episode airing in the third season of HGTV's hit show Timber Kings featuring work done by the crew of log home creators from Williams Lake. The show airing, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m.
Coffee and commerce

Coffee and commerce

The coffee is on at the Prince George Chamber of Commerce this morning. Stop by, pour yourself a cup and have a visit. The CEO has a fresh pot brewing from 8 to 9 a.m. for anyone who wants to talk about the chamber.
CNC, Burns Lake mayor clash over cutbacks

CNC, Burns Lake mayor clash over cutbacks

The College of New Caledonia's board is refuting some of the findings reported by the Lakes District Family Enhancement Society in a September impact study it commissioned after last year's Burns Lake campus cuts.
AltaGas building propane export terminal

AltaGas building propane export terminal

AltaGas is moving to northern B.C. in a half-billion-dollar way. The Alberta petroleum company confirmed it is building a shipping facility in Prince Rupert for the propane side of its many products during last week's B.C.
Child pornographer denied parole

Child pornographer denied parole

A former Willow River man declared a dangerous offender in 2000 after he was convicted of making child pornography will remain behind bars. In a Dec. 15 decision, the Parole Board of Canada denied James Darren Bennett, 56, both full and day parole.