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Kelly's paper trail leads to Nova Scotia

Five months after Patrick Kelly is believed to have sold Lila-Jane Greig's dining room set at his Prince George antiques consignment store, Greig is still waiting for her money.

Grizzly questions left up in the air

Lawyers representing the Haisla Nation had a tough time prying information out of federal government witnesses Monday morning at National Energy Board hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway project.

Pipeline advocates, opponents clash over science

The attributes of one of the most high profile oilsands products was at the centre of a contentious day of National Energy Board hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline on Monday. Opponents of the $6.
Youth program benefits railway museum

Youth program benefits railway museum

A young curator is now in place at the Railway and Forestry Museum thanks to government incentives to get youth working.
Local antiques dealer back in jail

Local antiques dealer back in jail

A Prince George antiques dealer and former RCMP officer convicted in 1983 of killing his wife by throwing her off the 17th floor balcony of their Toronto apartment will spend at least the next year in jail for a parole violation.

Man injured in Salmon Valley rollover

A 65-year-old man was injured after a single-vehicle rollover in Salmon Valley Friday afternoon. The crash happened at approximately 4:20 p.m. on Salmon Valley Forest Service Road, Prince George RCMP spokesperson Cst. Sonja Blom said.

Supicious deaths at Moberly Lake

Police are treating as a crime scene a property in the Moberly Lake area where two people have been found dead. The development comes after Chetwynd RCMP responded to a call Friday shortly after 9:30 a.m.

Questioning heats up at pipeline hearings

How intervener groups prepared their evidence was the main focus Friday as Northern Gateway asked questions at the National Energy Board hearings.

Fundraiser for Variety children's charity ready to roll

A young Prince George girl with cerebral palsy and a local restaurant are teaming up to raise for the Variety - The Children's Charity. From Mon., Nov. 26 to Sat., Dec.
PWB survives tax brew-haha

PWB survives tax brew-haha

Pacific Western Brewery will not have to close its doors due to a tax penalty. Northern B.C.