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Map of the Day - Uncha Lake

Map of the Day - Uncha Lake

Uncha Lake, south of Francois Lake, has good fishing for rainbow trout and big char. Some anglers have even reported char greater than 30 pounds.

BidCentral wins TechGREEN award

BidCentral, an online procurement process for construction projects, was awarded the TechGREEN award by the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of British Columbia earlier this month.

Smartphones and tablets changing medical world

When Dr. Rob Olson wants to show his cancer patients what areas of their body he's diagnosed as needing radiation treatment, he turns to his iPad.
Cancer clinic staff already working with northern patients

Cancer clinic staff already working with northern patients

The BC Cancer Agency for the North is still a year away from opening its doors to patients in Prince George, but Andrea Wolowski has already taken ownership.

Cinema CNC kicks off fall lineup

Cinema CNC's shortened fall lineup features a trio of documentary films from the U.S. and United Kingdom beginning this weekend.

District approves landfill gas capture expansion

The regional district board of directors unanimously approved a $379,000 expansion to the methane gas capture system at the Foothills Boulevard Regional Landfill. The project will be funded the from the district's Community Works Fund - a $1.

Prince George votes: live results

Polls closed at 8 p.m. in the 2011 Prince George municipal election. These are the unofficial results as of 9:20 p.m.
Green topples Rogers for mayor

Green topples Rogers for mayor

City councillor Shari Green became the second candidate in the city's history to defeat an incumbent mayor.

Warrington tops trustee polls

For the third-straight School District 57 trustee election, Sharel Warrington has earned the trust of the voting public. Warrington gathered 6,191 votes Saturday to top the list of 16 candidates on the trustee ballot, with 35 of 41 polls counted.

Getting away with theft

Suspected drug dealers busted Thursday afternoon are getting to keep suspected stolen items, said Prince George police, because possible rightful owners did not properly account for most of the items.