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The city's call for more-stringent federal action in accommodating Syrian refugees didn't make it to the debate floor at the annual gathering of municipal politicians.

Prince George will hear from six religious scholars Sunday at the city's 10th World Religions Conference, an interfaith event meant to foster understanding.

Federal election candidates are continuing to flaunt city guidelines regarding the placement of their signs.

A Green Party candidate is hoping to raise some eyebrows and interest over the next two days as she walks through her riding. Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies candidate Elizabeth Biggar is setting out on foot this morning between Fort St.

A budding Prince George medical marijuana distribution business will make its case to city council to set up shop outside the approved weed cultivation areas.

The federal election sign wars are turning dirty.

The Prince George Literary Advisory Committee has a new computer, thanks to a donation from the College of New Caledonia.

The city has hired a leader for its new internal economic development function and council will scrap the committee intended to guide its creation.

While clothes don't make the man, scrubs certainly help make the nursing student. The College of New Caledonia is once again calling on the healthcare community to donate "gently used uniforms" as part of its annual scrub drive.

There's a line up of people waiting an hour before the doors open and when they are flung wide, it's a mad rush but nobody seems to be heading in the same direction.