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PWB taps small-batch beer making facility

PWB taps small-batch beer making facility

Pacific Western Brewery is opening another Prince George brewery. The new facility will be located inside the walls of its current beer factory in some empty space created by other capital upgrades done recently.
Council mulls snuffing outside smokers

Council mulls snuffing outside smokers

City council is in support of cracking down on smoking in outdoor spaces.
Fatal grader incident

Fatal grader incident

A male grader operator is dead after his vehicle was found in the water off the Stone Creek Forest Service Road near Highway 97 South. Police were called to the scene of the incident after 1 p.m. Monday.

Setting the Stage at the public library

A photography exhibit will be on display at the Prince George Public Library on Wednesday to shine a brighter light on the community perspectives of young women.
Inspired by (his own) art

Inspired by (his own) art

Opa got a big surprise. Grandson Weston Stevens took a bit of a risk, considering Erhard Unger, better known as grandpa or Opa, is 92 years old.

Fatality victim's name released

The victim of Sunday morning's single vehicle crash was Aaron Maurice Nickerson, 40, of Prince George, the B.C. Coroners Service said Tuesday.

Tender issued for hospital learning centre

Northern Health has issued a tender for its new learning and development centre, which will be built on the site of the University Hospital of Northern B.C. The $9.
MLA Morris leads area election spending

MLA Morris leads area election spending

Newly elected Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Mike Morris was the top spender locally in May's provincial election, while Green Party candidate Karen McDowell was the most efficient.

More charged in kidnapping case

Two more people have been charged in relation to an alleged kidnapping and unlawful confinement incident.

MRI waits long despite sole scanner

Wait times for a non-emgergency MRI scan in northern B.C. are now higher than they were when the region shared a magnetic resonance imaging unit with Interior Health a decade ago.