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Driver and witnesses sought following hit and run

Driver and witnesses sought following hit and run

The Prince George RCMP are on the lookout for the driver of a pickup truck following an alleged hit and run late Monday morning.
Move to new RCMP detachment completed

Move to new RCMP detachment completed

The Prince George RCMP are now in their new home. All services provided by Prince George RCMP are now based out of the new location at 455 Victoria St. Front counter services opened at 8 a.m. on Monday and will close as usual at 6 p.m.

Public input wanted for spill response plan

The provincial government is looking for feedback on its plan to develop new land-base spill response requirements for heavy oil and other potentially toxic substances.
Hotel owner gets licence suspended for one year

Hotel owner gets licence suspended for one year

Prince George city council has suspended the business licence for the Willows Inn on Victoria Street for one year.

Building permits value hits four-year high

Permits for $17.8 million worth of construction were taken out at city hall over the first quarter of the year, the highest it's been in four years. The $6.
Tax rates set for last OK

Tax rates set for last OK

The City of Prince George's tax rate bylaw will be up for final approval tonight. Earlier this month city council approved a 2.5 per cent increase for residential properties and 2.
Museum initiative to bear fruit

Museum initiative to bear fruit

Fruit trees have taken root at the Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum.
Rally rails against animal abuse

Rally rails against animal abuse

A small group of animal rights advocates held a rally Saturday outside Bosley's Pet Food Plus on Ferry Avenue to mark the end of National Animal Abuse Prevention Week. April 23 is officially Animal Abuse Prevention Day in B.C.

Legion reopens at new site

Second World War veterans Armand Denicola and John Kuharchuk - both who served during the D-Day landing at Juno Beach - cut the ribbon to officially reopen the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 43 at its new location on Saturday.

Citizen photographer wins gold, silver

Citizen photographer David Mah used his lens, and his eye, to capture a pair of B.C. Community and Yukon Newspaper Association Ma Murray awards Saturday night.