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Winfrey to the point in Armstrong interview

Winfrey to the point in Armstrong interview

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -NEW YORK - The most effective part of Oprah Winfrey's interview with Lance Armstrong came right at the beginning: Five questions, five one-word answers - each of them the same. "Yes or no," Winfrey said.

Greyhound service cuts approved

Greyhound bus passengers traveling to and from Prince George will have less frequent service options as a result of scheduling changes approved by the Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) The board approved reductions for 15 bus routes in the provinc
Greyhound apologizes for hitchhike advice

Greyhound apologizes for hitchhike advice

Greyhound Canada has responded to a complaint after a stranded passenger in Burns Lake was advised by an agent of one of the bus company's call centres to hitchhike to catch up to the Prince George-bound bus.
$500K lottery ticket sold in P.G.

$500K lottery ticket sold in P.G.

Someone in Prince George could be a half million dollars richer. According to the B.C. Lottery Corporation website, the winning ticket for Wednesday night's Extra draw on Lotto 6/49 game was sold in Prince George.
Mayor looks to get tough on crime

Mayor looks to get tough on crime

Mayor Shari Green is assembling a team to take on the city's more unsavoury elements. During Monday's upcoming council meeting, Green will table a report asking that a select committee on crime reduction and public safety be struck.
Downtown block cordoned off

Downtown block cordoned off

Prince George Fire Rescue personnel were called to the scene of a possible hazardous materials incident in downtown Prince George on Friday afternoon. Just before 1 p.m.

Health workers ink deal with province

Community health workers and the provincial government reached a tentative agreement on a new two-year contract this week. The Community Bargaining Association, which represents a collection of 10 unions, and the Health Employers' Association of B.C.
Victoria Towers renovations underway

Victoria Towers renovations underway

Northern B.C.'s largest subsidized housing project is still a few months away from completion. Renovations still have to be completed before the 12-storey Victoria Towers project on 20th Avenue will be ready to accept new tenants.
Crime Stoppers hands out awards

Crime Stoppers hands out awards

Two awards were presented by Prince George Crime Stoppers on Friday. Cst.
Gold miner upbeat about Blackwater

Gold miner upbeat about Blackwater

If the gold exploration holes dug into Mount Davidson were lined up end to end, they would cover the distance from Prince George to Lac La Hache. The mountain south of Vanderhoof and west of Prince George is the site of NewGold Inc.