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Happy trails to pedestrians, cyclists and horseback riders

It has taken two years, but the UNBC Connector Trail System is now complete. The final touch was the paving of the 2.6 kilometres of Tyner Boulevard trail.

UNBC prof earns recognition from alumni

University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) professor Christopher Opio is being honoured by his alumni, the University of Alberta (U of A), for his work in Uganda.
Education minister defends BCeSIS

Education minister defends BCeSIS

Education Minister George Abbott defended Wednesday a data collection system that has drawn criticism from teachers across the province although he admitted it hasn't been perfect.

Scrap school software system says consultant

A controversial data collection system in place in school districts across B.C. should be replaced a consultant has found, because it's "not well positioned to meet the future needs of education within B.C.

Co-operative crash response

Two volunteer departments worked together to get a trapped crash victim out of a wrecked vehicle and off to hospital.

Carrier celebrates 60 years in business

Carrier Lumber Ltd. celebrated its 60th anniversary on Saturday.

No reconsideration of golf course lands

The Pine Centre Neighbourhood Plan approved by city council in February makes the sale of the Prince George Golf and Curling Club economically unviable, according to developer Robert Cooper. On Sept.

Council signs agreement with NDIT

Council signed off on an addendum to an agreement with Northern Development Initiative Trust made in August. The city created a 10-year tax exemption program for new developments downtown.
Map of the Day - Helen Lake

Map of the Day - Helen Lake

If you're looking for a family fishing lake, Helen Lake is a good choice. It is a fairly small lake, and is home to cutthroat trout. This pretty little lake is perfect for a day trip. Helen Lake is also a good lake for fishing with kids.

School-based Terry Fox Runs to go ahead

Teachers won't be tripping up the school-based Terry Fox Runs. Even though there is ongoing job action, Prince George and District Teachers Association president Matt Pearce said Thursday that won't stop teachers from helping to organize the runs.