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Downtown sees consolidation of farmers' market

Downtown sees consolidation of farmers' market

The Prince George Farmers' Market is giving up their courthouse real estate. Market association members recently voted in favour of merging all vendors in one spot at the year-round location on Sixth Avenue.
Firearms charges laid against Ryan Moore

Firearms charges laid against Ryan Moore

A Prince George man who is well known to police now faces several more charges as a result of the seizure of a cache of guns when he was arrested last month.
Top cop on the move

Top cop on the move

Today marks the last day as head of the Prince George RCMP for Supt. Eric Stubbs. After three years as the city's top cop and a total of 14 years in northern B.C.
Mountie recalls last words with victim

Mountie recalls last words with victim

A Prince George RCMP officer recounted a brief conversation he had with Jill Stacey Stuchenko just prior to her disappearance during testimony Thursday in the trial of accused serial killer Cody Alan Legebokoff. Cst.
Report on pot policy coming down the pipe

Report on pot policy coming down the pipe

City council continued to hash out their plan for regulating incoming medical marijuana grow operations.
Singles group looks to 'meet up' not 'pick up'

Singles group looks to 'meet up' not 'pick up'

Prince George has a singles club that stays away from being a hookup scene, and its growing membership likes it that way.
Gateway's Holder upbeat on pipeline's prospects

Gateway's Holder upbeat on pipeline's prospects

Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project leader Janet Holder is still confident the controversial project can begin construction in 2015 as initially planned.
Search on for alleged carjacker

Search on for alleged carjacker

A Vanderhoof man who faces several charges as a result of an attempted carjacking in the Westgate Mall area last September remains at large.
House fire death a suicide, coroner says

House fire death a suicide, coroner says

A woman who was found dead at the scene of a house fire 11 months ago committed suicide, a coroner has concluded.

Top court to rule on Tsilhqot'in case

Resource development companies and First Nations, as well as the B.C. and federal governments, are awaiting what could be a pivotal Supreme Court of Canada ruling this morning.