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No liquor penalties in Prince George

The liquor control and licensing branch imposed 72 penalties on establishments across B.C. over seven months up to the end of November, according to the branch's latest update, but none were against pubs, bars and restaurants in Prince George.

Northern miner makes $34-million buy-out offer

NovaGold Resources Inc, is making a bid to to buy out Copper Canyon resources Ltd., a share-exchange deal worth $34.1 million. NovaGold, which is a partner in the proposed Galore Creek copper-silver-gold mine in northern B.C.
Alleged thief arrested; suspected of more crimes

Alleged thief arrested; suspected of more crimes

Prince George RCMP believe they have only a partial account of the crimes a man they've arrested may have committed over the 12 days he's been in the city.

Lumber shipments to China hitting new heights

For the first time ever, this October, the dollar value of lumber shipments to China and Japan have topped those to the United States, which B.C. Forests Minister Pat Bell highlights as a positive harbinger.

NT air hangar may be restored

There are plans to rebuild the NT Air hangar at the Prince George Airport (YXS). No firm direction has been taken, said airport spokesman Todd Doherty, but a new structure may soon be underway to replace the one lost in a dramatic Dec.
Convicted sex offender to be in Prince George

Convicted sex offender to be in Prince George

A convicted sex offender will be spending Christmas in Prince George. Benjamin Corey Hart, who served four years in prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting two little girls, then aged five and seven, will be in the city from Dec.
A decade of daring dipping

A decade of daring dipping

The city's most extreme winter activity turns 10 years old when the new year kicks in. The annual polar bear dip held at Ness Lake Bible Camp every New Year's Day now has a decade under its belt.

Northern Interior First Nations challenges mine merger

The Nak'azdli First Nation has launched another court action that encompasses the planned $900-million Mount Milligan gold and copper mine, this time seeking a judicial review of the federal government's approval of Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc.

UPDATE: Missing Quesnel man located

Jason Robert Timms, 32 has been located alive and well in Quesnel. RCMP would like to thank the public and local media agencies for their assistance in this matter.
Province purchases Baldy Hughes Treatment Centre

Province purchases Baldy Hughes Treatment Centre

The provincial government has relieved the Baldy Hughes Treatment Centre and Therapeutic Community of a financial weight by purchasing the property its located on from its Alberta-based owners for $3 million.