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City image remains troubled: survey

City image remains troubled: survey

Prince George still needs to overcome a reputation problem in order to attract business and employees, according to a study commissioned by the local economic development office.
Displaced at birth

Displaced at birth

Part 1 of a three-part series Like many expectant mothers living in rural B.C., Amy Dash has left the comforts of her home during her pregnancy and has camped out in a larger centre with more medical resources.
Man arrested in suspicious incident case

Man arrested in suspicious incident case

An arrest has been made in connection with an incident where a teen was grabbed Wednesday afternoon.
Teen approached in suspicious incident

Teen approached in suspicious incident

Local police are investigating after a Prince George teenager was approached Wednesday afternoon. Shortly after 3 p.m.

Bike swap rolls Sunday

Bikes looking for a good home are available this Sunday as part of the Prince George Cycling Club's bike swap and bottle drive.

Fear often underlying cause of domestic violence

More often than not, men are the perpetrators of domestic violence - but they can combat the problem too. That was the message Wednesday, when a workshop on the issue was held as part of National Victims of Crime Awareness Week in Prince George.

Outreach program for girls set to run again

For the fourth successive year, the Prince George RCMP's Girls' Run for Fun program will be lacing up its shoes and taking to the pavement.
P.G. revealed pitfalls to core reviews: speaker

P.G. revealed pitfalls to core reviews: speaker

The Prince George core services review unearthed a few home truths about the process for a national taxpayer organization. "We learned that local firms are probably better equipped to do the core review.
Daycare workers take on CNC claims

Daycare workers take on CNC claims

The staff of the CNC childcare centre are disputing management claims about the financial viability of the facility. CNC is facing a $1.2 million budget shortfall this year and items like the childcare centre are on the table for elimination.
Guilty pleas entered in alleged bear-spray incident

Guilty pleas entered in alleged bear-spray incident

Two men have pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges related to a home invasion in which a quadriplegic man and his two caregivers were allegedly bear sprayed.