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The provincial government has given the green light to carrying out bank stabilization work in an effort to save a resort and campground on a bank of the Salmon River.

A record total of 230 graduates are expected to accept their parchment at the College of New Caledonia's (CNC) convocation ceremony Saturday.

The first Saudi Arabian student to graduate from the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will be there when a convocation, expected to draw a record number of graduates, is held this Saturday. Ayman Aldhabaan, who achieved a grade point average of 4.

The B.C. Liberal government unveiled a $5-million information campaign on the harmonized sales tax Thursday -- a TV, print, radio and on-line campaign that will feature a "stickman" beset by arguments from the yes and no sides.

High water along the Nechako and Fraser Rivers has forced closure of Cottonwood Island Park and Paddlewheel Park, City of Prince George said in a press release issued Friday afternoon.

Making Ourselves Matter Services Society is offering an opportunity to young women who are motivated to take life-changing steps to become competent, productive and contributing members of the community.

The B.C. Liberal government unveiled a $5-million information campaign today on the harmonized sales tax Thursday -- a TV, print, radio and on-line campaign that will feature a "stickman" beset by arguments from the yes and no sides.

Both the owners of Rockin's River Resort and Fraser-Fort George Regional District (FFGRD) officials are hopeful work will soon begin on shoring up their property before the Salmon River sweeps much more of it away.

Steve Elliott's tribute to Elvis in a Gospel Show was held last week as a fundraiser for the Northern Supportive Recovery Centre for Women. The show raised $3,492 for the 30-bed facility.

The first Saudi Arabian student to graduate from the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will be there when a convocation expected to draw a record number of graduates is held this Saturday. Ayman Aldhabaan, who achieved a grade point average of 4.