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Violent man captured in Burnaby

Jason David Earl Collett, 37, was in court Wednesday to face charges of breaching a court order.

Arts bazaar and chili cook off spice up Saturday

Tantalize your taste buds by judging the chili at the Community Art Council's Great Northern Chili Cook-off held at the 36th annual Spring Arts Bazaar Saturday.

Residents warned of river danger

The City of Prince George has issued the first evacuation alert of the 2012 flood season. The new level of vigilance was enacted at about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Sex crimes lead to jail time

A man was sentenced to jail and probation Monday in provincial court for three sex-related crimes.

Report ready for review

The city is looking for feedback on their 2011 highlight reel.

Wide-ranging proposals showcased in Hydro's energy plan

B.C. Hydro's tentative plan to meet the province's rising energy demands over the next 20 years was showcased Tuesday in Prince George.

Police arrest another in Quesnel shooting

A second suspect is in custody after a weekend shooting incident in Quesnel. At about 4 a.m. Saturday, multiple shots were fired at a home in the 400 block of Hartley Street. One suspect was arrested by Quesnel Mounties within hours.

Degerness case reaches milestone

The family of missing youth Lucas James Degerness will stand alongside the RCMP and the Missing Children Society of Canada this week on the fifth anniversary of the boy's disappearance.

Home invaders get jail time

Two men were sentenced Monday for their roles in a home invasion last year.

City sticks with no-spray caterpillar policy

Western tent caterpillars are camping out in droves in city parks and public places to feed their voracious appetites for leafy destruction but the pesky critters have nothing to fear from city parks staff, who will not be spraying pesticides to halt