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City's employment reaches record level

A record 50,600 people held down jobs in Prince George last month, according to Statistics Canada labour market survey numbers released Friday. The previous peak was 50,300, reached in August 2011.

Pulp union OKs deal

The union that rejected the last contract offer from Canfor Pulp has now accepted the same offer by a wide margin. This week the Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada-Local 9 membership voted 72 per cent in favour of a five-year deal.
One injured in burning car crash

One injured in burning car crash

One person was injured after a car rolled down an eight metre embankment and burst into flames east of Prince George Friday afternoon. The crash occured about 2:50 p.m. on Highway 16, approximately 50 kilometres east of the city.
Food vendors deliver at PGX

Food vendors deliver at PGX

It's not a fair without food and the PGX does not disappoint.

Roads claim three over holiday

The amount of lives lost in car crashes over the long weekend was below average, according to the RCMP. Law enforcement officers dealt with two fatal motor vehicle collisions over the B.C. Day holiday, resulting in three deaths.

Panel logs onto online voting

The province is moving ahead in determining whether it's feasible to cast your ballot from the comfort of your own home. On Thursday, the B.C.

Space buffs enthused by Mars mission

There was cheering in Prince George this week when the Curiosity probe landed safely on Mars.

Pipeline opponent unconvinced by Harper science view

The approval of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline will always be a political decision, according to one local group opposed to the plan.

Fort St. John medical facility subject of water worries

Northern Health issued a boil water advisory and a do not drink notice on Thursday for the new Fort St. John Hospital and Peace Villa.

Direct flights to Puerto Vallarta back on schedule

Westjet's direct flights to Puerto Vallarta will return for another winter. The service begins Nov.