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Former Prince George man faces more charges

A former Prince George man charged with first-degree murder in the death of musician Daniel Jordan Levesque in a Victoria apartment two years ago is facing two new charges.

Logging truck spills load on Highway 16 East

Highway 16 is reduced to single-lane alternating at Upper Fraser Road 20 kilometres east of Prince George where a logging truck spilled its load late this morning. No one was injured in the mishap. Check DriveBC.ca for updates.

Unemployment drops as number employed hits 49,500

The city's unemployment rate stood at a near rock-bottom 4.
Fed's relationship with FNs not good enough

Fed's relationship with FNs not good enough

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's special envoy to B.C.
Mother asks for info on missing daughter

Mother asks for info on missing daughter

The mother of a young Quesnel woman believed to have drowned in the Fraser River more than two months ago is continuing to hang onto the slim possibility she is still alive and is asking for the public's help in getting the answers she is seeking.
Better shelter could ease HIV advance: study

Better shelter could ease HIV advance: study

More stable housing for injection drug users in Prince George is needed to prevent the spread of HIV, according to the author of a new study.
Booze policy up for discussion

Booze policy up for discussion

The city is asking for public input on whether they want to top up the policy on alcohol service. An online survey is now available on the city's website (www.princegeorge.

Capital projects of note approved in the 2014 budget

The development of new trails as proposed in the 2008 Prince George Centennial Trails Project, the 1998 city-wide trail system master plan and off-street paths identified in the 2001 Cycle Network plan - $250,000, Community Works Fund.

Minister has no comment on mine panel

The federal minister in charge of the department at the centre of the controversial environmental assessment for the proposed New Prosperity copper and gold mine declined to comment on the quality of evidence bureaucrats in his ministry provided.

Meerholz brothers arrested

The Meerholz brothers are back behind bars.