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Year-over-year jump in tourism numbers

A growing wave of people is visiting Prince George. The early data collected by Tourism Prince George shows an upsurge in tourists, and it's not the first time. "For the first half of 2012 we are up 8.

Core services review proposals now online

A list of opportunities for change from the core services review is now on the city's website along with a chance for public comment on the proposals. The online survey will be available at www.princegeorge.ca until the end of Monday, Oct. 8.

Business owners mentor P.G. youth

Youth mean business. A set of young people, all with aspirations of running their own businesses, have been proving it with time spent with established business owners to learn how to begin.

Two-by-four used on stepdaughter for disobeying, sex abuse trial told

The youngest of two Prince George women alleging they were sexually abused by their stepfather from an early age said during testimony Monday that he would strike her with a length of wood the next day if she resisted his advances.
Highway of Tears suspect named

Highway of Tears suspect named

A suspect has been named in some of the Highway of Tears cases.

Mayors urge others to follow suit with review

VICTORIA -- Embarking on a core services review to find out the best way to operate city business is something every municipality in the country should do, said a mayor who saw real change come from the process.
Politicians begin pot debate

Politicians begin pot debate

VICTORIA -- Local governments are not doing enough to stop marijuana-related crimes and an upcoming vote on whether or not to support the legalization of pot is not the action needed, according to a decorated criminologist. Dr.

Green politicians making their mark

VICTORIA -- Despite being one of four newly elected councillors in the Kamloops city hall, Donovan Cavers is the one who gets labeled as 'rookie.

Charges approved against suspected robber

Charges have been approved against a woman suspected of a Saturday morning robbery spree.

Report finds PTSD treatment hobbled by personnel shortages

It's called an invisible injury, yet the wounds are often right there in plain sight to loved ones. Some soldiers who come back from deployments appear to be physically fine, but suffer from the mental wounds of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).