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The victim of a homicide in the Central Fort George neighbourhood late last week is Gordon Stanley Adolph Sr., 42, Prince George RCMP said Thursday.

Garage sale season kicks off this weekend with two major fundraising garage sales going this weekend.

Prince George businessman Irvin Leroux will get his day in court in an ongoing battle against the federal government's tax collector. B.C.

A driver was ejected from a vehicle that went out of control on Highway 16 about 15 kilometres east of Prince George on Thursday afternoon and was taken to University Hospital of Northern B.C. with life-threatening injuries.

A career presentation is scheduled for anyone interested in becoming a dispatcher fielding 911 calls and processing police requests at the North District Operational Communications Centre. It's set for Sat., May 11, 9 a.m.

A collapse in the world plastics market has forced one local recycling company to indefinitely suspend pickup of the product, while another one will stockpile the material for the time being.

A man considered armed and dangerous was arrested early Wednesday morning, ending a more-than 12-hour manhunt in which police closed off access to as many as 100 homes in the Quinson neighbourhood.

Five-sided classrooms and a six-sided gymnasium debuted at Quinson elementary 50 years ago. For Trelle Morrow, the architect of the school, it was simply about making the best school possible, rather than just trying to do something different.

The former Gladstone elementary in College Heights will be the home of the Highglen Montessori program as soon as next Monday. School District 57 officials hope Gladstone will be ready to house the 250 displaced students by next week.

Police apprehended Robert Lee Milligan, considered armed and dangerous, at about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday morning at a residence located near the intersection of Dezell Drive and Patterson Street.