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School District 57 students who missed three lost days of instruction as a result of last month's teachers' strike won't be getting back that classroom time. But there is a silver lining.

The city's real estate market got off to a significantly stronger start than last year, first quarter numbers from the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board are showing.

Prince George anti-gang solutions are being paid for by the criminals, and the bill to crooks is about to get even bigger. Crime prevention and intervention initiatives in northern B.C.

Media personality, dietitian and small-business owner Sherry Ogasawara is seeking the New Democrat Party's candidacy for Prince George-Valemount.

Guide outfitters are getting a break on paperwork as amendments to the Wildlife Act have come into force that will triple the amount of time available to provide a hunting report to the provincial government.

Other than a few periods slightly above and slightly below the normal temperatures, the weather in March was nondescript, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Jim Steele.

A stabbing at a downtown street corner and several other charges has led five months in jail for the attacker.

Prince George accountant and business owner Dean Mason joined the board of the Prince George Airport Authority. On Tuesday airport authority board chairperson Jim Blake announced the appointment of Mason to the board for a three-year term.

A Prince George-based parolee has gone unlawfully at large. Police issued a Canada-wide warrant for Jarrod Lane, 40. Lane was released from federal custody on March 13.

School District 57 students who missed three lost days of instruction as a result of last month's teachers' strike won't be getting back that classroom time. But there is a silver lining.