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Council stays out of smart spat

The City of Prince George is not taking a position on smart meters, despite a request by a delegation of residents.

ECRA in need of pianist

The Elder Citizens Recreation Association (ECRA) is looking for a volunteer who loves to play the piano.

Man stabbed for cell phone

A man was stabbed on Sunday for refusing to relinquish his cell phone to a knife-wielding mugger. On Aug. 21 at approximately 7 p.m.

PG to get more sheriffs, says BCGEU

Prince George will get three new auxiliary sheriffs as part of a province-wide hiring campaign, according to the Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU). The BCGEU said it was notified of the additional spaces - 36 in all - this week.
Cullen remains emotional over Layton's death

Cullen remains emotional over Layton's death

More than a day after Jack Layton's death, northern B.C.

City to consider increased alcohol at CN Centre

City council will be taking another look at allowing alcohol in the stands during Cougars hockey games and other events at CN Centre. Currently alcohol can be purchased and consumed in the suites and Ice Lounge at CN Centre.

Pickleball is all the rage

One of the new sports featured at the BC Seniors Games has an odd name: Pickleball. But it's proving its popularity as more and more people learn how to play.

RCMP detachment contract awarded

The winning bid for the construction of the new RCMP detachment on Fourth Avenue came in $2 million under the city's anticipated budget. On Monday city council awarded the construction contract to Kelowna-based Maple Reinders Inc. for $22.7 million.
Prince George is racking up medals at the senior games

Prince George is racking up medals at the senior games

Only a few days into the B.C. Seniors Games and Prince George has been well represented on the podium, with local athletes earning 38 medals, seventh in the overall medal standings.
Businessman promoting rail over pipeline

Businessman promoting rail over pipeline

Vancouver-based businessman Matt Vickers believes he has the answer to the ongoing controversy over Enbridge's proposal to build a pipeline across northern B.C.