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Kids asked to help kids stay healthy

Kids asked to help kids stay healthy

Good food, good exercise, good health are being passed on to kids by some good buddies.

Drug thug gets more jail time

A Prince George man was sentenced to 117 further days in jail Tuesday for beating up a man and then extorting more than $800 from him.

Biz coach looking to guide entrepreneurs

Local entrepreneurs, no matter what the size of their firm or how long they've been doing it, can learn from an on-site business coach in Prince George.

Bait truck theft yields conditional sentence

A Prince George man was sentenced Tuesday to a two month conditional sentence and one year probation for stealing an RCMP bait truck.

Taste of India makes delicious mark

Figures are not yet totaled by organizers are already aware that this year's Taste of India set an attendance record and will set a financial one as well.
Jobs minister praises city

Jobs minister praises city

People thinking of immigrating to Canada should think about coming to Prince George, the federal multiculturalism minister said Tuesday.
B.C. Liberals keep budget bland

B.C. Liberals keep budget bland

The provincial government handed down a budget Tuesday that was long on metaphor and short on brightly wrapped treasures. "I'm happy we're staying the course," said Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Mike Morris.

Tory minister in town

Jason Kenney, federal minister of employment and social development as well as minister for multiculturalism will be in Prince George today, sitting down with the Immigration and Multicultural Services Society and Welcome PG advisory committee member
Freed

Freed

Prince George Fire and Rescue crews used the jaws of life to remove a door from a pickup to extract the female driver. The vehicle had been t-boned by an SUV on the Giscome Road around 9 a.m. Monday. There were no serious injuries.

Tory minister in town

Jason Kenney, federal minister of employment and social development as well as minister for multiculturalism will be in Prince George today, sitting down with the Immigration and Multicultural Services Society and Welcome PG advisory committee member