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CNC’s flight training program officially takes off

CNC’s flight training program officially takes off

Prospective pilots can get some one-the-ground training before taking to the air thanks to pair of state-of-the-art flight simulators at College of New Caledonia's (CNC) Nechako campus in Vanderhoof.

Report takes aim at city spending

City of Prince George spending increased 48 per cent between 2000 and 2008 - 3.87 times faster than inflation and population growth, according to a report by the Independent Contractors and Business Association of B.C.

Nurturing the Cariboo pot busters

A special RCMP task force was given one year to see what would happen if marijuana grow-operations in the Cariboo were given extra attention. That was one year ago.

Home invader apologizes before sentencing

A Prince George woman was sentenced to two years less a day Thursday in Prince George provincial court for her part in a home invasion last fall. Prior to sentencing, a tearful Stephanie Ellen Matthews, 25, apologized for the crime she committed.
Two-wheeled toy train rides Sunday

Two-wheeled toy train rides Sunday

The forecast calls for rain. But Len Hall is keeping his fingers crossed it'll stay dry Sunday for an estimated 600 motorcycle riders gathered to form a toy train.

Citizen partners with Northern Health to bring a healthier you

Over the past few decades, Prince George has become a hub for Northern medical treatment, education, studies, innovation, awareness campaigns and fundraising events.

Water Disruption

The City of Prince George would like to inform water customers in the airport/Blackburn area that BC Hydro has scheduled a power outage for Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m.

P.G. couple listed as missing

Prince George RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a husband and wife travelling from Prince George to the Kamloops area. On the afternoon of Sept.

BBK Bottle Depot debate dies with a whimper

The controversy around the expansion of the BBK Bottle Depot died with a whimper on Monday night, but some residents are still upset by the decision while others are resigned to the idea, and still others are all for it.

Mandatory northern stay for medical grads doesn't wash: minister

The provincial New Democratic Party suggested this week that student doctors of the Northern Medical Program should be required to stay in the north for a period of five to seven years upon graduation to ensure the region has a steady supply of new d