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Parent peeved at pool car

But city official gives change rooms the all-clear

Grow op taken down in Big Lake area

A small marijuana grow-operation has been dismantled in the rural Cariboo, the latest action by the North District Integrated Marijuana Enforcement Task Force (NDIME).

Logging restrictions may be loosened to free up timber for new sawmill

The provincial government is thinking seriously about loosening restrictions on access to timber along Highway 16 to ensure enough supply for a rebuilt Babine Forest Products, Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad confirmed Monday.

CNC’s med lab tech program hosts open house

The College of New Caledonia's medical laboratory technology program is opening its doors to the public on Wednesday. Everyone is invited to talk to the students and instructors and check out some of the tests they perform from 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Seniors continue to be victims of classic scam

Scam artists continue to target British Columbian seniors through deceptive sweepstakes opportunities that come through the mail.

Seniors' events

Living with chronic lung disease? The Prince George SOB's (Short of Breath) meet every Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 3 p.m. for exercise and discussion in the gymnasium at AiMHi at 950 Kerry St.

UNBC aligns with Whistler U

UNBC is extending its education tentacles and has entered into a partnership with the proposed Whistler University.

It's a small world after all at UNBC

International students loving on the hill
Putting Prince George's best face forward

Putting Prince George's best face forward

Having returned to her hometown after a six-year absence, Mary Melnyk was ready to break out of her bubble. On Saturday afternoon, she decided to let the wireless rule her fate.

Federal budget puts the squeeze on nurses

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