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Volkswagen no match for locomotive

Tallus Road was the scene Wednesday of a collision between a CN Rail train and a Volkswagen Jetta.
RCMP first mate retires

RCMP first mate retires

The second in command of Prince George RCMP detachment has retired. Insp. Chris Bomford was in the police detachment cleaning up his office and saying some goodbyes on Tuesday, but his last official day on the job was last Friday.

Spruceland to become single-track traditional school

Spruceland elementary is well on the way to becoming a traditional school.

Clark wants Lib votes, then bring on the NDP

Christy Clark, like George Abbott, made her way to Prince George Tuesday night to gather final momentum in the race for BC Liberal Party leader. About 50 people joined her and special guest Pamela Martin at an evening reception at the Days Inn.
China could become top destination for B.C. lumber: forests minister

China could become top destination for B.C. lumber: forests minister

British Columbia lumber shipments to China reached a new plateau in 2010, hitting 2.8 billion board feet and a value of $687 million, supplanting Japan as the province's No. 2 export destination.
No fee means school busing to stay in red, says trustee

No fee means school busing to stay in red, says trustee

Completely eliminating the $500,000 gap in the school district's transportation budget is out of the question now that trustees have swept away the possibility of charging parents for the service, says school board trustee Sharel Warrington.

Golf course one step closer to sale

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club came one step closer to being sold on Monday.

Off-duty but on the run

An off-duty RCMP member was driving past Wal-Mart on Thursday evening when he recognized a store security guard - and the youth with a criminal past who he was chasing across the parking lot.
Students say 'enough is enough'

Students say 'enough is enough'

Pink Day held throughout P.G. raises anti-bullying awareness
Roundabout to replace one-way streets

Roundabout to replace one-way streets

Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue downtown are slated to become two-way streets, following a city council decision Monday night.