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A Prince George businessman has been issued a steep fine for violations of the Income Tax Act.

Ted Moffat mourned

Some businesses in northern B.C. could benefit from an oil spill, according to testimony this week into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

The NDP have criticized the Liberal government's handling of the Wood Innovation and Design Centre but have no plans to cancel the project if they're elected in May.

The provincial government announced Wednesday it will help as many as 300 college students pay tuition costs for trades programs at four B.C. postsecondary schools, including the College of New Caledonia. The $2 million Labour Market StudentAid B.C.

Aided by a photo of the accused taken by the very camera he was allegedly trying to steal, Prince George RCMP have arrested a Fort St. James man in relation to the incident.

Although his party has yet to nominate local candidates, B.C. Conservative party leader John Cummins is expecting strong showing in Prince George in the spring election.

School District 57's efforts to target bullying with its information campaigns are missing their mark and teen students like Anthony Doucette are paying the price, says Sue Trabant, a teacher at College Heights secondary school.

The mountain pine beetle epidemic and the U.S. housing market crash in its rearview mirror, the B.C. forest sector forestry is basking in good news and growing optimism.

The friendly dragon who guards the treasure is heading to the gates of retirement. School District 57 secretary treasurer Bryan Mix officially announced that Tuesday night at the school board office.