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Cougars pick up forward

The Prince George Cougars have added to their locker room a gritty forward that isn't afraid to play in the rough areas. Zach Pochiro, born in 1994, comes to Prince George from the Wichita Falls Wildcats of the North American Hockey League.

Cluculz Lake eyed for wind farm

A Vancouver company is seeking the provincial government's permission to test the feasibility of establishing a wind farm just north of Cluculz Lake. M.K.

CN puts money behind tree planting campaign

CN Rail is offering up to $25,000 to groups interested in planting trees in their communities, particularly on properties adjacent to its rail lines.

UNBC honorary doctorates

UNBC Honorary doctor of laws degree recipients 2012John Furlong; Cindy Blackstock 2011Sheila Watt-Cloutier; Gabor Mat; Jim Soles 2010Wade Davis; Roger Gibbins; Elder Sophie Thomas (posthumously) 2009John H.

School days coming to an end

From kindergarten to Grade 12, it's taken 13 years of effort to get to this weekend for graduates of College Heights and D.P. Todd secondary schools.
Red shirts walk for honour

Red shirts walk for honour

What began as an attempt to find a way for the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion to engage with the public has grown into an expanding movement.
The family that studies together, stays together

The family that studies together, stays together

Back in 1988 when UNBC was still a concept, not a campus, Helen and Rick Callaghan showed their support for building a university in Prince George by signing a petition and shelling out $5 for the cause.
Call intensifies for immigrants

Call intensifies for immigrants

The face of British Columbia will become even more diverse if the provincial government takes a recently released report to heart. On Tuesday, the Immigration Task Force presented their final report confirming that B.C.

Jobfest generates surprises for career seekers

The Civic Centre was transformed Thursday into a site where maybe a few careers were born.

Award goes to Vanderhoof woodlot owner

Vanderhoof woodlot licensee Mark Churchill is this year's northern interior winner of the provincial government's award of excellence for woodlot management.