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Justice critic urges quicker movement on court backlog

The courts' backlog of cases will only continue to rise if the provincial government remains on its current path, NDP justice critic Leonard Krog warned while spending Thursday in Prince George.

Alleged gangster gets five years for firearms, drugs offences

Eric James Fike was sentenced to a further five years in jail Wednesday for guns and drugs offences stemming from a gang-related takedown nearly 18 months ago.

Contract dispute drives out coach Erricson

Al Erricson has been teaching basketball for 32 years.

Council approves tennis club relocation

City council signed off on a plan Monday to spend $1.6 million to relocate the Prince George Tennis Club to a site directly northwest of the Prince George Golf and Curling Club clubhouse.

Sentencing nears for takedown target

The target of a gang-related take down that led to a large seizure of guns and drugs will learn today how much more time he will spend behind bars.

Doctor shortage closes Fort St. James emergency ward

Due to a critical shortage of doctors, the emergency ward at Stuart Lake Hospital in Fort St. James will be closed on all remaining weekdays in March.

Accelerator brings radiation capability to cancer centre

It was a tight squeeze getting through the bends of treatment room corridor, but the largest pieces of the linear accelerator puzzle are now in place at the BC Cancer Centre for the North.

100th Anniversary committee formed

City council formed a committee to organize a 100th anniversary celebration for the city in 2015. Coun.

Double knife attack

Police continue to search for a stabbing suspect who knifed two men then fled. Officers were called Friday night at about 11 p.m. to UHNBC, where the two victims were being treated.
Accelerator brings radiation capability to cancer centre

Accelerator brings radiation capability to cancer centre

It was a tight squeeze pushing through the bends of the treatment room corridor, but the largest pieces of the linear accelerator puzzle are now in place at the BC Cancer Centre for the North.