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From the ashes

From the ashes

U.S. firm hopes to resurrect Burns Lake Mill

Airport CEO to help pilot international board

The Prince George Airport boss has landed himself a high-flying board position.
Tabor work could lead to more growth beyond 2015

Tabor work could lead to more growth beyond 2015

The Canada Winter Games is already generating economic activity from Tabor Mountain. As host for snowboard and freestyle ski events, Tabor Mountain Ski Resort has to completely revamp its facilities.

Tourism PG boss to speak to PR pros

The tourism industry's next moves in Prince George will be in the lunchtime spotlight among local communications and public relations specialists.

Injured worker says he's reminded of Burns Lake blast every day

Darryl Bens is still recovering the injuries he suffered from an explosion at Babine Forest Products on the evening of Jan. 20.
Entrepreneurs given roadshow boost

Entrepreneurs given roadshow boost

StartUp Canada started up Monday in Prince George with a crowded conference at UNBC. The national do-it-yourself business roadshow is working to inspire local entrepreneurs and stir the pot of knowledge available to this area's business community.

Telus dialing into healthy youth with charity work

It's tough to quantify, but Shannon Gorman believes promoting healthy youth is good for business.
Terry's time

Terry's time

P.G. gets moving at key spot for cancer hero

Input sought on rework of riding

The three-person team charged with redrawing the province's federal ridings are in town to hear what people think of the new boundaries. At 2 p.m. today the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for B.C.

Council meeting open for public debate

Public hearings are the focus of tonight's city council meeting. Beginning at 7 p.m., council will hear from anyone wishing to speak to a variety of development projects seeking bylaw amendments for minor height or sidewalk requirements.