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Ride 4 the Cure is in the pink

Ride 4 the Cure is in the pink

Think pink moustaches and feather boas as the Ladies of Harley host the third annual Ride 4 the Cure Sunday at 11 a.m. starting at the Harley Shop.

New bulkheads make for rough water

The new bulkheads are in place at the Prince George Aquatic Centre but their replacement, nearly a year after one of them snapped, has not gone without a hitch.

DBIA changes name, appoints committees

Downtown Prince George is going back to using its full name, the Prince George Downtown Business Improvement Association.

New tax rates set

City council approved its 11th hour changes to the 2011 tax rate in a special meeting Wednesday night. On Monday city council rejected the tax rate it had approved on May 2.

Change of army cadet command

The sword is ready for passing to a new commander of the 2618 Rocky Mountain Rangers cadet corps. For the past three years Capt.

Girls on the start line to health, wellness

A free running program for females aged eight to 15 is in the starting blocks, with weekly sign posts to pass on the way towards a five kilometre race July 23.

Choose from thousands of items up for auction

The Ritchie Bros. Auctioneer site will once again be buzzing with up to 1,000 bidders, heavy equipment and vehicles during its quarterly auction all day tomorrow.

Northgate continues spending on Kemess North underground mine

Northgate Minerals expects to spend $1.4 million this year on examining the prospects of an underground gold and copper mine project in northern B.C.
CNC president to serve another five years

CNC president to serve another five years

College of New Caledonia (CNC) president John Bowman will serve another five years. "John's first term as the college's president has been very successful," CNC board of governors chair Ray Gerow said in a statement issued Wednesday.

City parking fees, fines increasing

Parking fees and parking ticket fines at city lots downtown are going up. On Monday city council OK'd the increase, which is expected to generate $218,000 to $233,000 in revenue for the city.