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Leadership conference possible through live broadcast

Leadership conference possible through live broadcast

Through the wonders of high definition satellite transmission world-renowned leaders speak at the Civic Centre May 4.

Suspect charged in VLA fire

One suspect is under arrest for arson and the residents of a home in the VLA are cleaning up their unit after a fire on Tuesday evening. The fire broke out at about 6:15 p.m. at 1478 Diefenbaker Drive.

Major hotel and condo development planned for downtown

Local developer Rod McLeod is anticipated to announce the development of a $35 million to $40 million hotel and condominium complex downtown today.

Record snowpack boosts flood risk

Record high snow pack levels in the upper Fraser and Nechako river basins has increased the chances of flooding along the two rivers, according to the latest information released by the B.C. River Forecast Centre.

Judge slams girls' jail consolidation

The centralization of jailed girls in B.C. has directly affected the sentence handed one young offender by a Prince George judge. The girl - identified in court documents only as BLF due to her age - was set to be sentenced on March 20.

Run for Rural Medicine to benefit seniors

How fast can a group of second-year medical students run? Give them a chance to improve Prince George seniors and you can see for yourself this Sunday. The seventh annual Hart Half-Marathon/ stats Sunday at 9 a.m.

Fan sparks flames

A faulty ceiling fan was the culprit in a Wednesday afternoon fire. Prince George Fire Rescue was called to an apartment building in the 3800 block of West Austin Road at about 1 p.m.

Home invasion nets three-year jail term

One of three men convicted for their roles in a home invasion nearly one year ago was sentenced Tuesday to three years in jail.

Antiques dealer piecing back history

The phone on the wall at Antiques on Sixth was made by the Northern Electric Company, circa 1916.

No foul play with found body

The body of a man found a short distance off of Foothills Boulevard bears no signs of foul play, according to police. An autopsy was concluded on Thursday and the forensic examination told police that this was not a homicide.