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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.

CNC starting year with orientation fun

CNC's Prince George campus will be welcoming new students next week. Daytime classes starting before 5 p.m. will be cancelled Sept. 3 for program orientation sessions and a Toonie barbecue.

Jewel thief jailed

A theft from a Spruceland Mall jewelry store has led to a 355-day sentence for the culprit. Alexander Charles Joseph was issued the term Friday in Prince George provincial court for theft over $5,000.

Council set to discuss pay parking

To pay or not to pay? That is the question members of council will be mulling over Wednesday night when they meet as a committee of the whole to discuss the city's return to pay parking downtown. The meeting, beginning at 6 p.m.

IPG looking for ways to keep workers

Initiatives Prince George is seeking candidates to participate in a study designed to improve local businesses' chances of retaining their employees.

City enjoys strong month of summer builds

July proved to be a big month for construction in the city of Prince George. More than $38 million worth of building permits were issued last month, almost $29 million more than July 2012.

PWB's new mini-brew a fall flavour favourite

The smell of pumpkin zested the air at Pacific Western Brewery on Thursday. It is fermenting in the blend of yeast, hops and grain that will, by Monday, produce PWB's first-ever batch of pumpkin brew.
Mall won't nurse grudge

Mall won't nurse grudge

A breastfeeding mother who was asked by a mall customer service employee to leave the play area of Pine Centre Mall gathered together a group of nursing mothers and staged a "nurse-in" protest Saturday afternoon that resulted in a change in the mall'
Fire chief steps down

Fire chief steps down

A little more than two years after taking the helm of Prince George Fire Rescue, chief John Lane has left his post with the city. Deputy chief John Iverson was named as his interim replacement.