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Critical Mass to promote safe cycling

Critical Mass to promote safe cycling

Local cycling enthusiasts are gathering on the last Friday of every month at the Civic Centre to participate in the worldwide monthly event, Critical Mass.
Teachers to issue strike notice

Teachers to issue strike notice

The B.C. Teachers Federation (BCTF) will file strike notice today to take effect on Tuesday - but they won't immediately take to the picket lines.
Bad deeds get fresh coat of paint

Bad deeds get fresh coat of paint

A victim of graffiti has come to terms with the defacing of his property after the vandals agreed to fix the damage.

Cyclists involved in incident with bus

A city bus was involved in a collision with two cyclists at the intersection of University Way and Foothills Boulevard Tuesday evening, say witnesses at the scene. No further details were forthcoming.

Williston Lake currently high-powered

The Williston Lake reservoir is having a banner year for water, meaning it is a bright year for BC Hydro's northern dams.

Collision causes death on logging road

A head-on collision Saturday morning between two pickup on a logging road south of Prince George led to a fatality, North District RCMP traffic services Sgt. Pat McTiernan has confirmed.

Police chase thieves down

A local RCMP member was determined to nab his suspects this week, resorting to a foot chase to get the job done. On Aug. 26 at approximately 2:50 a.m.
Dragon's Den fly into town

Dragon's Den fly into town

CBC's popular show, Dragon's Den, brought their crew to Prince George over the weekend to film local inventor Jean Jacques Giguere's new game called Vitockey, a blend of the words "vite" (French for fast) and hockey.

Job action will mean no recess at elementary schools

Elementary school students will go without a formal recess if teachers proceed with their job action when classes begin next week, School District 57 superintendent Brian Pepper confirmed Monday.
City seeks to oppose Skakun injunction

City seeks to oppose Skakun injunction

Censure hearing could be on hold until court rules on petition