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Retrial ordered for drunk driving case

Emergence of fresh evidence suggesting police took too long to administer a breathalyzer has prompted a B.C. Supreme Court Justice to order a new trial for a Prince George man convicted of drunk driving.
Speeding ticket leads to drug bust

Speeding ticket leads to drug bust

On Sunday, regional traffic police pulled over a pickup truck for speeding near Vanderhoof. It was soon revealed that the pickup also contained hundreds of dollars in cash and an estimated $45,000 in packaged marijuana.

RCMP seize heroin during search warrant

On Friday Quesnel RCMP drug section executed a search warrant pursuant to the Controlled Drugs and Substance Act at a residence in the 200 block of Bouchie Street.

Council gives first OK to 10th Avenue closure

City council gave tentative approval of the closure of 10th Avenue between Brunswick Street and Patricia Boulevard.
Big win helps family with medical worries

Big win helps family with medical worries

One phone call dramatically changed the lives of Justin Francoeur and Alicia McQueen.

Province to look at turning sawmill into trade school

A feasibility study for turning the old Rustad sawmill into a trade school should begin soon and be completed in about a month's time, Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Pat Bell said Monday.
Show Home goes to local family

Show Home goes to local family

Justin Francoeur held the winning ticket in this year's Prince George Spruce Kings Show Home Lottery. Francoeur, a 27-year-old local resident, had his name drawn on Sunday at the show home, located in the Aberdeen Glen subdivision.

Helicopter pilot died living his dream

Matthew Goodine came by his love for helicopters honestly. At a young age he watched his grandfather Leo Gladesdahl take off in a gyrocopter or an airplane he'd built from scratch, and that planted the seed.

Province to look at turning sawmill into trade school

Work towards a better picture of the need to convert the old Rustad sawmill into a trade school should begin soon and be completed in about a month's time, Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Pat Bell said Monday.
The long road to freedom

The long road to freedom

If Levi Ammundsen was still in school, he'd have one heck of a "What I did on my summer vacation" paper to hand in.