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Changes to DriveAble testing program on the way

After receiving a large amount of complaints, the provincial government has announced it will take steps to remedy some of the concerns that seniors have voiced when it comes to the DriveAble program.

Alpine resort near Valemount remains on track

Jumbo Glacier approval should help local effort, proponents say
Trigger the four-legged hero

Trigger the four-legged hero

When Sydney Flodstead adopted her dog, Trigger, she had no idea he would become a hero. On Sunday while walking through Ginter Meadow, the pitbull/great dane mix, came across something deep in the bush. "I couldn't figure out what he was doing.

Snowmobilers warned after prohibited riding

Two Prince George residents received a written warning after snowmobiling in a protected area.

Province supports community centre in Fort St. James

Fort St. James will have a new multi-use community centre, thanks to a grant from the provincial government. The Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development announced a $500,000 grant to the district on Thursday for the centre.

From Prince George Provincial Court

March 23 Wilfred Joseph Thomas was sentenced to 12 days in jail for two counts of breach of probation order, committed in Fort St. James. Kenneth Michael Wipfli was sentenced to 21 days in jail for two counts of breach of probation order.

B.C. better equipped to handle drug shortages

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Week left in dry grad campaign

A week remains for B.C. Liquor Store patrons to show their support for dry grad celebrations. Until Saturday, March 31, customers can donate $1 or more at locations around the province.

Housing charity looks for fee relief

In the first meeting of the spring, Prince George city council will cover a variety of topics tonight.

Youth academy given marching orders

While March Break is typically seen as a time for rest and relaxation before tackling the last of the school semester, a group of Grade 11 and 12 students used it to push themselves to new heights.