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P.G. activist wins social work award

During a week recognizing the work of social workers across the province/country, one Prince George resident stood out. Vincent Sherry was the surprise recipient of the Bridget Moran Advancement of Social Work in Northern Communities Award.

PGAIR gets funding for wood stove education programs

The Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR) wood stove program is going to be taken to a new level this year.

Decade-old remains identified

An exhaustive investigation has uncovered the identity of the body discovered last summer. The BC Coroners Service confirmed the identity of a male found deceased in a wooded area near Williams Lake on Aug. 24, 2011 as that of Dennis Russell Meleta.
Crescent Spur operators find heli-ski heaven

Crescent Spur operators find heli-ski heaven

Former Spruce King Mark Aubrey bringing skiers to Robson Valley powder paradise

IPG vice chair defends McEwan severance package

A "terms of departure" that will entitle former Initiatives Prince George (IPG) chief executive officer Tim McEwan to nearly $140,000 over the next six months is a good deal given the alternative, the economic development corporation's vice-chair sai

Ringing up list of criminal charges

An avalanche of allegations cascaded down on Jamie Hammerstrom and others when police came to him over stolen vehicle suspicions.

Charges coming after three-car crash

A 21-year-old Prince George man could be facing charges following a three-car collision Friday afternoon. At 3:15 p.m.

New CNC faculty contract expires March 31

The province announced Friday it has ratified a collective agreement with the College of New Caledonia Faculty Association.

Endako mine expansion gets government go-ahead

The provincial government has issued a permit to allow a significant expansion of the Endako molybdenum mine 170 kilometres west of Prince George.

Bright young minds gather for regional science fair

If science is the wave of the future, then science fairs could be considered the ripple that triggers the tide.