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Two Prince George drug enforcers will be serving hard time after being convicted of kidnapping and torturing a man who owed them money. Odessa Nicki Marchand was sentenced to seven years and three months in jail for kidnapping without a firearm.

The cause of a breach that allowed a computer virus to attack a number of websites for Glacier Media's B.C.

Theft led to theft, and the clues led to a suspect now under arrest. The April Fool's Day events started for police at about 5 a.m. when they got a call reporting a break-in to a barn on Angus Road in the West Lake area.

Ninety per cent of Henry LeFebvre's double-garage is covered in bright orange and blue lettering. Someone spray-painted it overnight for him to find Sunday morning. They even left him a cheeky message amongst the graffiti. "Sorry about your garage.

Exploration Place will hold its annual general meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the atrium.

High-profile economist Sherry Cooper believes things are looking up for Prince George. "Pretty good a getting better," Cooper said Tuesday during a visit to the city when asked to assess the state of the local economy.

The Canadian Treasures Road Show is coming to the Civic Centre April 8 to 10 as part of a world-wide hunt for treasure -- old, gold and valuable antiques and collectibles.

Priority 1 Weaning Prince George-Peace River off of fossil fuels - both the production and consumption of them -would be Crowley's top priority, if elected.

Highway 97 South was reduced to single-lane alternating traffic at two locations this morning. One was at three kilometres north of Hixon due to a vehicle recovery and the other 13.2 kilometres north of the junction with Highway 26 in Quesnel.

Enbridge Do you support Enbridge's $5.5 billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline? Why or why not? "No. I 100 per cent do not," Crowley said. "There is the concerns about the pipeline itself, and what if it spilled.