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P.G. woman hopes to tame dragons with kelp

P.G. woman hopes to tame dragons with kelp

An innovative local business will soon state its funding case on national television to the prime time investors on The Dragon's Den.

Four walk after witness won't appear

The case against four men accused of a drug-related kidnapping, confinement and assault was dismissed Wednesday after the alleged victim continued to evade attempts to bring him to court to testify.

Jail time for attack on elderly woman

A 49-year-old man has been sentenced to nine months in jail for what police have called a "brutal" attack on an elderly woman at a rural property east of Prince George last year.

DNA databank receives modest praise

A new national DNA databank for missing people has the potential to bring closure to some families of missing women along the Highway of Tears, but advocates would like to see the federal government do more to prevent disappearances.
B.C. Liberals tout economic agenda

B.C. Liberals tout economic agenda

Tuesday's speech from the throne was about the Liberal government reaffirming previously stated priorities, with a heavy focus on jobs, training and limiting spending.

Tories offer apprentice support

Federal budget

No-show slows trial

A trial to resume Tuesday for four men accused of a drug-related kidnapping, confinement and assault, hit a further delay when the alleged victim once again failed to appear at the Prince George courthouse to testify.

UNBC prof earns nature laurels

A Prince George academic and outdoor enthusiast has been named to a national think-tank on conservation issues. Dr. Pamela Wright, a researcher and professor at UNBC, has been named one of 75 members of the Women For Nature roundtable.

Mine critics make Ottawa trip

A week after supporters of the New Prosperity mine made their case in Ottawa, opponents have traveled to the nation's capital to lobby against the proposed open-pit copper and gold mine in the Cariboo.

Drug dealer jailed

A street-level drug dealer has been sentenced to three years in jail. Melvin Earl Neil Robinson, 55, was issued the term Friday in Prince George provincial court for three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking from a Jan.