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Having a wall

Having a wall

Airbrush artist Greg Gislason unveils his Spirit of the Games mural at the Prince George airport Wednesday.
Group deals with suicide aftermath

Group deals with suicide aftermath

You don't ever get over it but you can learn to live with it, are the comforting words spoken by a person who knows. Pat Russell lost her 40-year-old daughter, Sharon, to suicide in 2001 when they lived in Winnipeg.
Tax scammer must still pay: judge

Tax scammer must still pay: judge

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Hospice mulls expansion

Hospice mulls expansion

The Prince George Hospice House Society is laying ground for a future expansion.
Stolen excavator recovered in Prince George

Stolen excavator recovered in Prince George

An excavator allegedly stolen in Fort St. John has been recovered in Prince George and a local man has been arrested in connection with the incident, Prince George RCMP said Wednesday.

Advice for snowbirds on National Seniors Day

As the snow flies, so do the snowbirds who flock to the southern climates for months at a time. In honour of National Seniors Day today, the Society of Notaries Public of B.C. share some tips for seniors and B.C. boomers.

Rotary club provides bike racks

Downtown Prince George is going to become more cyclist-friendly. On Tuesday, the Rotary Club of Prince George presented the business improvement association with a $22,000 cheque to fund bike rack installations.

Literary lunch looks to heal, delight

The challenge came to put part of the university's ninth annual literary festival, Weaving Words Celebration, into a health care environment. Answering the challenge is the Health Arts Research Centre (HARC) at the University of Northern B.C.

Forest audit OKs firm

A Prince George lumber company has gone through a standard Forest Practices Board audit and gotten the thumbs up. The FPB audits forest companies and other forest management agencies on a rotational basis all across the province.
Fire on Heyer Road

Fire on Heyer Road

Smoke coming from the back of a house in the 5000 block of Heyer Road was reported at about 3 p.m. Tuesday. There were 14 firefighters from three halls who attended.