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Spark from fuse likely ignited 2011 Babine sawmill fire

The BC Safety Authority (BCFA) released a report Tuesday into the cause of a fire that erupted at Babine Forest Products nearly a year ago, but downplayed any link between that blaze and the one that destroyed most of the facility and killed two work

Grant a bridge over Tabor Mountain's waters

A shot of money will help vaccinate Tabor Mountain's water system against man-made damage. The Tabor Mountain Recreation Society has received at $10,000 grant from Shell Oil to put towards the construction of a bridge over fish-bearing streams.

Outdoor events list

Francofun ski Join Le Cercle des Canadians Francais de Prince George for an evening of cross-country skiing Feb. 2 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Otway Nordic Ski Centre. The event takes place as part of the annual Francofun Winter Festival.

Engineering school still on Minister's radar

Advance Education Minister Naomi Yamamoto says she remains well aware of the local call to establish engineering programs at Prince George's university and college.
Trust fund established to help victims in Mackenzie tragedy

Trust fund established to help victims in Mackenzie tragedy

A trust fund is now taking donations for the Mackenzie family who lost everything in a Tuesday morning fire. Richard Fleury and Lanora (Lana) Baxter and their daughter Katelin barely escaped the flames that destroyed their home on Kerry Crescent.
Missing parolee may be in PG

Missing parolee may be in PG

A parolee has gone unlawfully at large in Kelowna, and he may be headed for this area. The missing convict's name is Aaron Craig Sutherland, 33.

Dawson Creek cabbies: sex assault suspicions

Dawson Creek RCMP are alleging that at least one cab driver in the Peace-country city is under suspicion of multiple sex assaults and forcible confinement incidents, using his taxi as a prop in the crime. There are two cab companies in Dawson Creek.
More rental housing needed: FCM

More rental housing needed: FCM

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities is calling on the federal government to help communities address a critical shortage of affordable rental housing.

Small children perish in Mackenzie fire

Two small children are dead from a house fire in Mackenzie. The twin 18-month-old boy and girl, did not survive the flames that engulfed a home on Kerry Crescent only a few blocks from the town's downtown.
City economic development CEO resigns

City economic development CEO resigns

Initiatives Prince George is changing leadership and it's not clear what it will mean for the city's economic development agency. IPG announced the resignation of president Tim McEwan yesterday.