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The Burrard Market Square in Vanderhoof has been named the winner in the employment category of the Small Business Big Impact Challenge put on by Scotiabank and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

Letter writers are advised that the Canada Post strike scheduled to begin Thursday, June 2 will delay submissions sent by mail. For more expedient and guaranteed delivery of letters, send comments by e-mail to [email protected].

Conservative author, activist and media personality Ezra Levant blasted critics of the Alberta oil sands and proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline on Tuesday. Levant was the keynote speaker on the final day of the B.C.

A large portion of the city core went dark Monday morning when a BC Hydro line malfunctioned.

Students at the Learning Difficulties of B.C. are learning the lost art of letter writing thanks to a few willing senior citizens.

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce advocated for the legalization of marijuana at the B.C. Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting on Monday. The Prince George chamber proposed a two-part resolution for the B.C.

Two new liquor licences for downtown Prince George have received city council's nod of approval. Nancy O's Restaurant on Third Avenue requested city support for a liquor-primary licence to compliment live entertainment.

Two teenaged girls are the latest victims of a flasher in Prince George.

Chubb Lake is located south of Prince George, just west of Highway 97. This lake has good rainbow trout fishing and is one of the earlier lakes in the area to lose its ice cover.

It's a little known greenspace with big potential for a certain segment of the population. Now that the weather has improved, senior citizens may want to take advantage of a recreational area meant for the more mature demographic.