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Cold case reaches five year mark

It was five years ago that police found the body of Shawn Halikowski and began the unresolved murder investigation into his death.

Police recover big hauls

Thieves have made off with two big rigs in the last two days. Police said it was fortunate for the owners that both were recovered in good order.

Pay parking returning to downtown streets

Pay parking is coming back to the streets downtown, following a city council decision on Monday. In 2009 the city removed its parking meters from downtown streets as part of a two-year pilot project.

Legion members vote in favour of $650,000 deal

Members of the financially-troubled Legion approved the sale of their building Monday night.

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.