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Off-road vehicle bill draws accolade

Off-road vehicle bill draws accolade

Off-road enthusiasts will soon be subject to new provincial legislation designed to promote safe and responsible riding and Jeff Mohr is welcoming the move. Mohr, president of B.C.

Temporary move for Vanderhoof ER

The emergency room at St. John Hospital in Vanderhoof will have a temporary new home beginning Wednesday. The emergency facilities are being moved elsewhere within the hospital to accommodate the final stage of renovations.
Mine denial will be felt ‘around the globe’

Mine denial will be felt ‘around the globe’

The decision by the federal government to reject the New Prosperity mine could hurt future investments in natural resource projects, according to proponents.
Taseko has strong case, Harris says

Taseko has strong case, Harris says

Cariboo-Prince George MP Dick Harris concedes he lost the political battle around the proposed New Prosperity mine, but he likes the project's chances in the courts.
Mental health cases up for RCMP

Mental health cases up for RCMP

Despite dealing with more cases, the types of crime local police are handling are mostly on the decline, according to Prince George RCMP Supt. Eric Stubbs.
Autistic boy's birthday expected to draw a crowd

Autistic boy's birthday expected to draw a crowd

A mother's call to make her autistic son's birthday wish come true is drawing an overwhelming response around Prince George.
Hurry: UNBC prof to rock curling world, hard

Hurry: UNBC prof to rock curling world, hard

The ice at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club was transformed last month into championship conditions for the women's provincial championship, but a UNBC physics professor believes he has a way to make curling club ice swingy all of the time.
Anti-bullying mob hits home

Anti-bullying mob hits home

It was an accident that Doug Leslie was in Pine Centre Mall on Wednesday. The Fort Fraser man was in Prince George on personal matters and found out at the mall that a flash mob was about to occur to draw attention to anti-bullying initiatives.
Distracted drivers to get warning letters

Distracted drivers to get warning letters

More than 50 people will find a warning letter in the mail after five Citizens on Patrol volunteers kept an eye out for distracted drivers on Sunday.
Lost keys turned in at Prince George RCMP

Lost keys turned in at Prince George RCMP

Have you lost a set of keys? Someone could very well have turned them over to the Prince George RCMP.