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Missing man's car in river

A vehicle belonging to missing person Patrick Lyle Boulton was located Thursday in the Skeena River about 74 km east of Prince Rupert.

11 crashes Friday on icy roads

**Icy roads caused havoc for the RCMP Friday morning as residents braved their first day of ice, heavy frost and some snow covered streets. Cst.
Cold case in Prince George

Cold case in Prince George

RCMP and family members in Prince George are continuing their search to find Helen Claire Frost who went missing more than 40 years ago. On Oct.

Fellow soldier remembers Fitzpatrick

Members of the third battalion of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry were in Prince George on Wednesday to acknowledge the sacrifice made by one of their own. Cpl.

Bright ideas for bright lights

The weekend time change and the coming winter solstice has put darkness into new light around the city. Using the available light to create nighttime illumination has been an ongoing project for the municipality for months.

Health Expo is free to all

Prince George families attending the Healthier You Expo Saturday will find a range of activities to please all ages. The event, which promotes healthy living across cultures, is free to all from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Civic Centre.

Metis march

The Metis community of Prince George will march on city hall this coming week, with the spirit of Louis Riel at the front of the procession. The Honour Walk for Louis Riel will start at the Courthouse at 4 p.m.

Referendum question raises slight concern

A key organizer of the Prince George anti-HST campaign is generally happy with the draft question crafted by B.C.'s chief electoral officer for next September's referendum on the issue but is scratching his head over one aspect.

Native health centre changes police 'harassment' poster

The Central Interior Native Health Centre has made a small concession over its decision to ask its clients if they are being "harassed" by the police in downtown Prince George.

Gently-used toys find new home through recycling drive

When Prince George families need to make way for the new toys children will find under the tree this year, there's a great way to recycle the older gently-used toys.