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Nine starts on new homes in September

Construction began on nine new single-family homes in the Prince George area last month, according to an update from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Greenhouse fire

At about 5 a.m. this morning Fire Rescue crews from four halls responded with 16 firefighters to a reported structure fire in the 4500 block of Shellbrook Road.

Pipe up

P.G. hosts next round of hearing into Enbridge project

Women's tour focuses on oilsands concerns

Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams and Canadian singer Sarah Harmer are among a delegation of six women who will be touring Prince George this week as part of an examination of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

Provincial budget input group making local stop

A provincial committee responsible for collecting input on the 2013 budget is coming to Prince George next week.

Society provides a Thanksgiving dinner

Turkey, mashed potatoes and a delicious stuffing were on the menu as the St. Vincent de Paul Society served up its 30th annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Sunday at the Sacred Heart Church. Bernie Goold, president of the St.
Confessions from the cookie dough fundraiser

Confessions from the cookie dough fundraiser

Allan Thorp is on a mission. He wants to make friends and influence people in the nicest way. He, on any given day, will walk around town with a giant cookie hanging from a ribbon round his neck.
Blue-sky days offer the best view at Goodsir Nature Park

Blue-sky days offer the best view at Goodsir Nature Park

Experimental forestry in all its autumn glory can be found at Goodsir Nature Park on the outskirts of Prince George. "The trails are in excellent shape," said Jim Good. "I've worked hard maintaining the trails and it's really paid off.

Enbridge's business case target for opponents

Economic issues were on the table when the final hearings into the Northern Gateway pipeline project began last month in Edmonton.

Housing co-op branching out

A housing co-operative in the Robson Valley is looking to grow. A harvest celebration has been planned for those who already reside in the semi-communal housing project, and those interested in perhaps joining are also invited to attend.