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Hamhuis confirms part in Cougars purchase

Hamhuis confirms part in Cougars purchase

VANCOUVER — It is a business decision Dan Hamhuis made with both his head and his heart.
What's the Caption?

What's the Caption?

Being left out of the water cooler talk or shunned in the lunchroom? Do your kids and your dog look at you as if to wonder how you even put your pants on in the morning? Worry no more.
P.G. relay team recognized

P.G. relay team recognized

After setting a new local fundraising record, organizers of last year's Prince George Relay for Life were honoured with a Canadian Cancer Society national award of excellence for leadership.

Accountant, volunteer, hockey player mourned

One of Prince George's most counted on "doers" was laid to rest on Saturday.
Landfill changes could cost district millions

Landfill changes could cost district millions

The regional district could be looking at shelling out an extra $3.4 million if a new set of provincial guidelines goes through as proposed.
Workshop on Games opportunities today

Workshop on Games opportunities today

The best ways to make business connections with the Canada Winter Games is explained today in detail by CWG and economic development officials.
Regional district left holding recycling bin

Regional district left holding recycling bin

With the announcement that curbside recycling was coming to the city of Prince George, came a landfill of questions yet to be answered for the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George.
Wait times still an issue: NH

Wait times still an issue: NH

Northern Health has been successful in reducing the number of people who have to wait an inordinately long time for surgery, but wait lists still remain for many procedures.
NDP cites mill blasts in pursuit of employer prosecutions

NDP cites mill blasts in pursuit of employer prosecutions

In the wake of the two fatal northern B.C. mill explosions in 2012, the B.C. NDP are calling on the provincial government to prosecute the executives and directors of companies if they're responsible for worker deaths.
Celebration remembers blunt, beloved MaryAnne Arcand

Celebration remembers blunt, beloved MaryAnne Arcand

Family, friends and colleagues of MaryAnne Arcand gathered at the First Baptist Church on Saturday to celebrate her life. Arcand, 59, died on March 17 after a stroke on Feb. 16 lead doctors to discovery she had advanced cancer.