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Dementia conference set for September

Dementia conference set for September

The Me in Dementia: Increasing Understanding Along the Dementia Journey is a conference taking place at the Ramada Hotel Sept. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

GPS locator shortens hiker's woes

Police are crediting use of a piece of high-tech hiking equipment for the quick rescue Thursday of an elderly woman unable to walk out of the bush because she was injured. They were notified at about 11:30 a.m.

Suspicious death victim named

The victim of what police are describing as a "suspicious death" in Mackenzie was 49-year-old Maurice Wallace, North District RCMP's major crimes unit said Friday. RCMP launched an investigation Aug.

Man sentenced for break and enter where quadriplegic was bear sprayed

A Prince George man was sentenced to a further nine-and-a-half months in jail Friday for his role in a home invasion in which a quadriplegic and his two caregivers were bear sprayed.

Open fire ban remains in place

Despite cooler temperatures and scattered showers in some areas, the fire danger rating still ranges from high to extreme in northern B.C., the province's wildfire management branch said Thursday.

P.G. White Spot to end largest run

White Spot's Prince George restaurant will soon no longer be among the largest in the chain. According to Business In Vancouver, White Spot will open its 66th and largest restaurant on Aug.

Mrs. Doubtfire tops poll

Last time we asked what your favourite Robin Williams movie is and offered five choices. Here are the results of the poll: Good Morning Vietnam got 25 per cent of the vote with 355 votes. Dead Poets Society got 12 per cent of the vote with 164 votes.

Regional district antes up Games money

The Regional District has signed on to next year's Canada Winter Games in the form of $1.5 million.

Best of tourism, hospitality sought

Nominations are being welcomed for the 2014 BC Tourism and Hospitality Awards. Award categories include tourism and hospitality business of the year, tourism and hospitality leader of the year and outstanding customer service.
Cop cuts won't bite P.G. unit

Cop cuts won't bite P.G. unit

The B.C. RCMP's staff cuts to its specialized gang unit will not affect its operations in Prince George. "Absolutely not," said Sgt. Lindsay Houghton said when asked Thursday whether a $2.