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Monday was an emotional morning for Prince George veteran John Scott, a Canadian peacekeeper who served 18 years overseas during times that were anxious and uncertain.

The onset of winter in Prince George brings up warm memories for Keith Billington, and brings forth his latest book based on his Arctic experiences. Cold Land, Warm Hearts is his second volume of Arctic memoirs.

At almost 4 a.m. the alarm sounded for Prince George Fire Rescue Service. Firefighters were dispatched to a possible kitchen fire at a townhouse complex at 111 South Tabor Boulevard.

Gang-related crime can go unpunished but the federal government's tax collector can go some way to making sure it doesn't pay.

A prolific thief is once again in the grip of the law. This time the suspect was attempting to steal from an elder's garage in the middle of the night. Police got the distress call at about 2 a.m. from the 400 block of Johnson Street.

Walk into the library at D.P. Todd and you'll see a projection of a soldier surrounded by names slowly appearing and disappearing.

On tour in China, B.C.

Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Shirley Bond met with representatives of three Japanese companies with significant investment in B.C. on Friday in Tokyo.

The library at D.P. Todd secondary school is currently home to a unique memorial.

Prince George homeowners are welcome to drop off their old mercury-containing thermostats for safe disposal at Home Depot this weekend and receive instant rebates on new programmable models during a "Switch the Stat" campaign.