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Rio Tinto megaproject benefits P.G.

Rio Tinto megaproject benefits P.G.

Rio Tinto Alcan's smelter is more than 600 kms from Prince George, at the headwaters of the Nechako River, but like the river itself there are benefits flowing all the way to Prince George. According to RTA's Paul Henning, their vice-president of B.
Chilli Blanket protest turns up the heat on poverty

Chilli Blanket protest turns up the heat on poverty

For Brianna Fredericks and her unborn child, Saturday's Chilli Blanket rally in front of the Prince George courthouse offered short-term comfort and long-term relief to ward off the cold of winter.

Police score large haul of drugs and weapons

What started as a response to an erratic driver ended with the seizure by Prince George RCMP of an extensive number of firearms and a large amount of marijuana and magic mushrooms from a Beaverly-area home over the weekend.

Face off with police leads to jail time

A Prince George man with a history of similar episodes has been sentenced for using a stolen vehicle to ram several cars - two of them RCMP cruisers - about a year ago.

Two sentenced to house arrest for pot grow op

Two Lower Mainland men have been sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest for their roles in running the largest marijuana grow operation police have uncovered in Vanderhoof's history.

Donor comes through for CDC

A $5,000 donation by TD Waterhouse will allow the Child Development Centre to continue to run its specialized programs without increase costs to users.

RCMP recognized for stopping suicide

A trio of Prince George RCMP members have been formally acknowledged for successfully talking a suicidal person off the John Hart Bridge nearlytwo years ago. On Dec. 21, 2010, Cpl. Todd Wilson, Cst. Lee Bellamy and Cst.

Long service bars awarded to corrections staff

Six B.C. Corrections staff based in Prince George have received long service bars from the province's Lieutenant Governor .

Community Policing welcomes volunteers

Community Policing coordinator Linda Parker is among the first to dispute assertions that Prince George is "Canada's most dangerous city," but that doesn't mean she won't welcome volunteers to help out with various crime reduction initiatives.

Forum to study skills shortage

The region's highly publicized skills shortage is, according to government and industry, holding back economic growth in northern B.C.