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Healthy eating key to student success

Students are just getting settled into their new classes at UNBC and CNC this week, but it won't be long before the assignments start piling up and mid-terms approach.
Man faces seven charges after police chase

Man faces seven charges after police chase

Ubong David Awak, 34, of Vanderhoof faces seven charges as a result of Saturday's attempted carjacking in the Westgate Mall area, according to court records.

Tricycle race to bring riders together

Steve Wyer is not expecting any three-wheelers to line up for the start of the inaugural Prince George Cyclelogic Tricycle Race on Sunday, Sept. 29.

Province seeks feedback on budget in P.G.

An all-party provincial government committee will visit Prince George on Oct. 8, seeking feedback from residents in advance of preparing a 2014 provincial budget. The 10-member Select Standing Committee on Finance will hold public hearings from 8 a.

Jail and bail surpasses $7,000

The Cops for Cancer jail and bail raised more than $7,000 when it was held Thursday, with more donations expected to trickle in over the next few days.

New fees and increases on council agenda

Formal approval of a list of fee hikes and additions from the core review process will begin at this Monday evening's city council meeting.
SuperWalk to support Parkinson's research

SuperWalk to support Parkinson's research

There are some days when Ray Clarke wakes up in the morning and feels like himself. But there are other days when it's a struggle to even get out of bed.

Food drive seeks to boost donations

Organizers of the local B.C. Thanksgiving Food Drive are hoping to nearly double the amount of donations it generates this year for the Prince George Salvation Army food bank.
Falling down

Falling down

Second in an ongoing series When Jason Keller fell almost eight metres from a railing onto pavement two years ago in Surrey, it was his family who felt the pain first.

Garbage service expansion proposed

A plan has been set out to expand the city's garbage collection service by as many as 571 homes.