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Bell stays cool under U.S. softwood fire

Jobs, tourism and innovation minister Pat Bell is confident Interior British Columbia lumber companies will come out ahead in the face of he United States' claim for a $499 million penalty in a complaint filed under the Softwood Lumber Agreement.
Coyote's concept still in den

Coyote's concept still in den

The move to open a new nightclub in Prince George is now in the hands of liquor officials in Victoria.

Paid, VIP parking coming to CN Centre

City council approved the creation of 73 paid, VIP parking stalls at CN Centre for Cougars home games and other events. CN Centre has a total of 1,400 parking stalls arena manager Andy Beesley said.

Provincial Food Drive comes to Prince George

This September marks the third year for a large-scale project benefiting food banks throughout the province. For the first time, the effort is coming to Prince George.
Thieves roll off with RV

Thieves roll off with RV

A 32-foot mobile home was stolen from a Prince George driveway sometime in the past week. The fifth-wheel trailer was parked at a home in the 4600 block of Freimuller Avenue. The owners were away at the time. The theft occurred sometime between Aug.

Council stays out of smart spat

The City of Prince George is not taking a position on smart meters, despite a request by a delegation of residents.

ECRA in need of pianist

The Elder Citizens Recreation Association (ECRA) is looking for a volunteer who loves to play the piano.

Man stabbed for cell phone

A man was stabbed on Sunday for refusing to relinquish his cell phone to a knife-wielding mugger. On Aug. 21 at approximately 7 p.m.

PG to get more sheriffs, says BCGEU

Prince George will get three new auxiliary sheriffs as part of a province-wide hiring campaign, according to the Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU). The BCGEU said it was notified of the additional spaces - 36 in all - this week.
Cullen remains emotional over Layton's death

Cullen remains emotional over Layton's death

More than a day after Jack Layton's death, northern B.C.