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Business owner alleges gas marketer fraud

Prince George business owner David Fuller is alleging independent natural gas marketing company Active Renewable Marketing Ltd. fraudulently signed his company up for a third-party natural gas contract.

Helm fire a case of arson

The fire earlier this week on Helm Drive has been deemed a likely case of arson.

Tractor trailer hits stopped car, alcohol involved

A collision during the breakfast commute on Thursday has the distinct odour of alcohol. Police allege the driver of a tractor-trailer heading north through the city was already drunk by 8:30 a.m.

P.G. cop cleared by court

A Prince George RCMP member has been given a partial clearance from allegations of assault. It was claimed that Const. Chris Emon, while on duty in November of 2010, abused a suspect in a disturbance case.

Dirty dialing discussed in PG

Electoral robocall allegations in the Prince George area are directing voters to the wrong conclusions, said one local MP.
School board chair says mediator appointed too late

School board chair says mediator appointed too late

Before she became chair of the District 57 school board, Sharel Warrington was a teacher, so she understands the frustration teachers across the province are feeling as they make plans to stage a three-day strike next week.
Map of the Day - Morfee Lake

Map of the Day - Morfee Lake

Morfee Lake is a mere five minutes from downtown Mackenzie. It is stocked annually with rainbow trout, and is home to lake trout, chub and whitefish as well. Morfee Lake has been designated one of the region's Family Fishing Waters.

Milburn leaves city for consulting job

City of Prince George planning and development director Dan Milburn is moving on to the private sector. Milburn will be joining the consulting firm founded by former City Hall colleague Bob Radloff, R. Radloff and Associates, on April 2.

Sex offender Bennett denied parole

One of the city's most notorious criminals will remain behind bars for the foreseeable future. James Darren Bennett had reached a point in his sentence whereby he was legally entitled to apply for parole.

Teachers vote on plan to strike

Improved classroom conditions, not wage increases top list of educators' demands