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Young citizens bring history to life

The two army helmets and empty 50-millmetre mortar casing Nolan Peake brought to his Heritage Fair project serve as reminders of what his great-grandfather went through as an infantryman in the Second World War.

Man sentenced for campground rape

A sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl three years ago has netted a 42-month jail term, less time already served, for Nathan Constantine McNamara. B.C.
Commissionaire awarded Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal

Commissionaire awarded Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal

Years of service as a commissionaire and a soldier has earned Prince George's Bob Stephenson a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. B.C.
Flood danger declines

Flood danger declines

The B.C. River Forecast Centre's predictions for the Fraser River at Prince George remained unchanged Friday.
Doctors looking at ways to improve flow of patient information

Doctors looking at ways to improve flow of patient information

A two-day cancer care symposium held at UNBC this explored finding solutions to the breakdown in communications that exists between family physicians, medical specialists and patients.

B.C. firefighting crews head to Yukon

Wildfire suppression personnel from the Prince George fire centre are on loan to the Yukon Territory.

Highway remains at single-lane alternating east of city

Highway 16 East will remain at a single lane alternating 23 kilometres east of Slim Creek as authorities continue to monitor a slide that has caused half of one lane to settle about six inches.

Home invader gets jail time

A Prince George man was sentenced to two years plus a day for his role in a home invasion last year.

Flood waters to calm over weekend

Area residents will get a break from the rising waters of the Fraser River this weekend. According to B.C. River Forecast Centre head David Campbell, the river level is continuing to drop from its peak of 10.02 metres on Tuesday.

Prince George RCMP help thwart theft ring

Burnaby RCMP nabbed a couple of suspected thieves with help from their colleagues in Prince George and may have plucked a thorn from the side for a local business in the process.