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Science fair winners qualify for Charlottetown trip

Science fair winners qualify for Charlottetown trip

Five Prince George science students have unlocked the mystery of what it takes to win a weeklong all-expense-paid trip to Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Staking a spot

Campground reservations open tomorrow

Mayor remains concerned about IPG severance package

Answers given last week on the nearly $140,000 in severance former Initiatives Prince George chief executive officer Tim McEwan will receive are leaving Mayor Shari Green less than satisfied.

Double stabbing sends two to hospital

At approximately 11 p.m. on March 9, members of the Prince George RCMP responded to the University Hospital of Northern B.C. for a report of two persons being stabbed.

Topp talks economy while in Prince George

Federal NDP leadership candidate Brian Topp brought a call to Prince George on Monday for developing an economy based on value-added products and less focused on exporting raw natural resources.

Coroner to examine inmate's jail death

A Prince George jail inmate's death will be examined by a coroner's inquest. The youth, 19-year-old Blaine Conrad Sargent, died on Sept.

Sentencing nears for takedown target

The target of a gang-related takedown will learn tomorrow how much more time he will spend behind bars.

Unique horse trip

Kentucky is usually considered a place to go for buying horses, but a Prince George breeder has just gone the opposite way, selling a high-priced horse to the state renowned for its blue grass and equestrian roots.
Fire fighters raised the roof for Muscular Dystrophy

Fire fighters raised the roof for Muscular Dystrophy

Prince George firefighters held the first 48-hour Rooftop Campout at Canadian Tire from March 9 to 11.

Avalanche danger still high in local mountains

The avalanche risk in the alpine areas of the North Columbia-Cariboo mountains will remain high through to at least Wednesday, according to the Canadian Avalanche Centre (CAC).