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After more than a month of crunching numbers to deal with a $2.3 million budget shortfall, which resulted in 12 faculty positions being eliminated and a two per cent tuition increase, the College of New Caledonia has managed to balance its books.

The Prince George Regional Arts and Cultural Awards were held Friday night at the Prince George Playhouse.

With its order for B.C. mills to clear up airborne dust that could ignite, Worksafe BC is tackling an ongoing problem in sectors other than forestry.

Coun. Brian Skakun will bringing a proposal to city council to actively seek a share of the fuel tax collected by the provincial government.

The Citizen is tops in the country.

The explosion at Lakeland Sawmill has been deemed a non-criminal event by the RCMP. The criminal aspect of the investigation has been closed. According to Prince George RCMP spokesman Cpl.

Forest boss emotional after mill death toll becomes two

In response to an outcry from mill workers worried about the safety of their workplace after two deadly sawmill explosions in less than three months, WorkSafeBC has issued a new directive to govern how B.C. lumber mills deal with sawdust.

Opponents of the Northern Supportive Recovery Centre for Women made their case in court Thursday, arguing that city council improperly rezoned the former Haldi Road school to accommodate the proposed addiction treatment centre.

Tim Morin wants some answers.