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It appears the Columbus Hotel company is still solvent, despite an unwillingness to pay the City of Prince George $175,000 in clean up costs following the August 2008 fire that destroyed the building.

Coroner still investigating identities

Cyclists who take part in Bike to Work Week, May 30 to June 5, will be able to ride the bus for free during the week. To get the free ride, cyclists must display a Bike to Work Week sticker on their bike or helmet.

The news is spreading that human activity infects farms and forests with weeds.

Prince George city representatives helped secure approval for a motion at their annual northern municipal convention calling for the B.C. and federal governments to amalgamate their environmental assessments.

With the help of white physician's coats and plaques made of blue-stained pine, a record-setting 29 graduates from the Northern Medical Program (NMP) were showcased and applauded during a celebration at the University of Northern British Columbia (UN

PWB resurrects the stubby

A leaky Kin 1 arena roof forced cancellation of a Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association game on Thursday night.

B.C. School Trustees Association (BCSTA) president Michael McEvoy is speaking out against using money earmarked for schools to pay for carbon emission reduction projects in the private sector.

Fire investigators were unable to determine a cause of the blaze that killed two men this week at the College Heights Trailer Park.