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20 years of celebrated Metis Elder history

20 years of celebrated Metis Elder history

The Prince George Mtis Elders Society is celebrating its 20th anniversary by holding an open house Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Native Friendship Centre in the Power of Friendship Hall, 1600 Third Ave.
World Baseball Challenge could strike out

World Baseball Challenge could strike out

It's the bottom of the ninth for the World Baseball Challenge and the money bases aren't loaded. The 2013 edition of the bi-annual tournament scheduled for Aug.

Francois Lake search continues for missing man

The search continues beneath the waves of Francois Lake for a missing man from the area and reinforcements from the United States are on the way.
Apology given by Idle No More

Apology given by Idle No More

Idle No More organizer Steven Kakinoosit offered a half-hearted apology Monday to the leaders, elders and members of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation.
Police seek help locating man

Police seek help locating man

A Victoria man who was in Prince George to get treatment for a medical condition has gone missing, Prince George RCMP said Tuesday. Shane Michael Riley, 52, has not been seen since he got off a shuttle bus near Victoria and 18th at about 10:30 a.m.
Search underway for missing woman

Search underway for missing woman

Fort St. James RCMP and local search and rescue volunteers launched a search Tuesday in the Leo Creek Forest Service Road area. They're looking for Basil Immaculate, 26, who was last seen on Thursday night and reported missing on Monday.

Review panel should toss entire pipeline plan: nature groups

TERRACE - Many interveners have argued that the Northern Gateway project shouldn't proceed because it's not in the national interest, but B.C. Nature and Nature Canada took that one step further on Monday.

Petroleum producers defend pipeline plan

TERRACE - The construction of the Northern Gateway pipeline won't preclude future development of Canadian refineries, according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Pipe toughness not world class, panel told

Pipe toughness not world class, panel told

TERRACE - The Northern Gateway pipeline can't be world class unless it adopts American standards for the type of pipe it will use, according to one intervener.

Medical marijuana offers relief to senior

A Prince George senior is positive he wouldn't be alive today without medical marijuana.