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Collision decision upheld

The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court ruling that the drivers were equally at fault in a winter 2010 head-on collision west of Prince George that left one of them severely injured. In appealing a May 2013 decision by B.C.

Dunn honoured as Queen's counsel

A Prince George lawyer is among the 32 from across the province recently appointed the honorary title of Queen's counsel.
Drivers asked to stay off roads

Drivers asked to stay off roads

RCMP are recommending no travel on area roads today and probably tomorrow as significantly more snow is forecast to fall on Prince George by this evening.

Judge mulls jail for weed 'gardener'

A provincial court judge is being asked to decide between jail time and a conditional sentence for a man who has pleaded guilty to helping run a marijuana grow operation in an isolated section of the industrial area east of Queensway.

Essential services ruling delays civic job action

It will be business as usual for city operations today, but that's not likely to last. Though unionized staff were prepared to walk out this afternoon, the strike notice issued Dec. 9 was struck down by the B.C. Labour Relations Board.

Grow-op sentence issued

A Calgary man was sentenced to a two-year conditional sentence for his role in operating a marijuana grow operation outside Prince George.

Festival of Trees raises record amount

A final figure is still to be calculated but close to $700,000 was raised during this year's edition of the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation's Festival of Trees, organizers said Wednesday, shattering the old record of $619,000 set last year.

Deputies added to court slate

Two new deputy sheriffs have been added to the roster at the Prince George courthouse, raising the number there to 20. They are among a dozen who recently completed a 16-week training program at the B.C. Justice Institute in New Westminster.
Council balks at secondary suite fee

Council balks at secondary suite fee

City residents have reached a tipping point in fees Prince George city council decided Wednesday night, dismissing a staff recommendation to implement a new service charge on secondary suites.
City vows it's blitzing snowfall

City vows it's blitzing snowfall

It's all hands on deck for snow clearing, according to operations superintendent Bill Gaal. Wednesday's heavy snowfall prompted the use of all available city equipment on arterial and collector roads and problem hills, said Gaal.