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Police want help in possible shooting

Prince George RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a possible gunshot victim. Wednesday at about 1:15 p.m.

Garden of knowledge is on order

Skylab is now in place as the Prince George Public Library's centre for user-friendly technology, and it's only the start of changes to come.
SkyLab brings space to library users

SkyLab brings space to library users

Technological expansion a giant leap for downtown branch

Old-growth stands sketched out

A Forest Practices Board audit of the old-growth timber supply available across B.C. is recommending that the provincial government better track old-growth areas and evaluate whether or not they are effective in protecting biodiversity.

West Fraser to pay out dividend

Lumber producer West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. has declared a quarterly dividend.

SPCA City Challenge results

While Prince George and Kamloops each exceeded their fundraising goals, the friendly B.C. SPCA City Challenge left Kamloops way ahead raising $40,140 and Prince George at $21,406. The goal for Kamloops was $40,000 and Prince George was $20,000.

Rivers still primed to burst

More flooding in Prince George can be expected in the next few days. According to B.C.

Busy teen named youth of the year

College Heights secondary school student Gurbind Singh Deo already has a laundry list of accomplishments for his age, but he has just added one more. The Grade 11 student has been named the youth of the year for the City of Prince George.

Funding shortfall stemming flood protection

A lack of federal grant opportunities has stalled some of the city's work to lessen the damage caused by overflowing rivers in local neighbourhoods.
Kerr guilty of criminal negligence in Auger death

Kerr guilty of criminal negligence in Auger death

A jury found Gordon Mayward Kerr guilty of criminal negligence causing death Wednesday night for an April 28, 2010 early-morning altercation that led to the death of Samuel Auger.