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Ride-by shootings damage CN Centre windows

Ride-by shootings damage CN Centre windows

Prince George RCMP are on the lookout for a man believed responsible for over $8,000 damage to windows at CN Centre. A security camera has captured images of the man shooting out the glass with a pellet gun while riding a bike past the building.

Success for jailed aboriginal youth

Aboriginal youth in custody at the Prince George Youth Containment Centre are showing a high rate of satisfaction with the programming they're receiving, according to a survey released Tuesday.
Shining in Victoria

Shining in Victoria

Where are they now?
City turns down recycling offer

City turns down recycling offer

There's too much financial risk involved for the city to sign a contract to provide curbside recycling, council decided yesterday.

September shutdown for aquatic centre

Once students head back to school, the Prince George Aquatic Centre will take some time off. The facility will be open on Labour Day between 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. but will be closed for its annual maintenance from Sept. 3 to Sept. 29.

Matters family opens PayPal account

The family of Greg Matters has set up an online account for those interested in donating toward the cost of a lawyer for the coming inquest into the Prince George man's death. The PayPal account can be found at the Justice for Greg page on Facebook.

Fundraiser puts on the cuffs

The cyclists participating in this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de North will be hosting a "jail and bail" fundraiser early next month, prior to starting on the big ride. It's set for Sept. 5, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

UNBC digs up soil solution

A team of researchers at UNBC have completed a project opening the door to finding more uses for industrial waste materials. The work aimed to identify the amounts of ash and biosolids that would best enhance northern B.C.
The disease that comes back to haunt you

The disease that comes back to haunt you

For some people, the effects of polio can last a lifetime

Dangerous driving nets jail time

A man has been sentenced to 156 days in jail for dangerous driving causing bodily harm. Dwayne Allen Gibbons was issued the term Friday in provincial court for a March 10 incident in Vanderhoof.