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Tent caterpillars attacking city trees

Tent caterpillars attacking city trees

They're voracious eaters, they leave a mess behind and they refuse to listen to adults who complain about them. Teenagers? No. We're talking forest tent caterpillars. Deciduous trees around the city are under attack.

Tent caterpillars attacking city trees

They're voracious eaters, they leave a mess behind and they refuse to listen to adults who complain about them. Teenagers? No. We're talking forest tent caterpillars.

Group protests budget's black mark

A group of concerned residents is joining a national call to find the lucky number 13. Despite calls from the Opposition to make significant changes, the Conservative government is on track to pass its massive omnibus budget bill.

Nurse practitioners are a lot like doctors

What's the difference between a family doctor and nurse practitioner? First off, consider the similarities.

Search on for Fort Ware man

A Fort Ware family is in Prince George looking for a missing loved one.

Teacher layoffs issued districtwide, job losses kept to a minimum

Wednesday was a pink-letter day for teachers in School District 57.

Babine restarts part of mill

Lakeland Mills is not the only lumber facility that restarted its planer equipment this week. Babine Forest Products in Burns Lake has also resumed work at its planer mill to finish processing the stack of semi-complete lumber at their sites.

Province will pay to hire masters nurses

The province has unveiled a commitment over the next three years to provide $22.4 million to pay the salaries of 190 nurse practitioners across the province.

Drunk driver gets jail time

A Prince George woman has received a stiffer-than-usual sentence for drunk driving.

Kings part ways with two members of court

The Prince George Spruce Kings completed the future consideration portion of a pair of trades made during the 2011-12 hockey season.