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Surviving the holiday season

Parents and children aged five to 12 who are dreading the holiday season due to a divorce or separation can discover new traditions and ways of celebrating during a seminar designed especially for them.
UNBC unveils refreshed university plan

UNBC unveils refreshed university plan

UNBC President George Iwama has unveiled a new University Plan that affirms the vision and purpose of UNBC while charting a bold course for the future.

Unemployment rate tumbles in October

The city's unemployment rate stood at 7.3 per cent last month, according to Statistics Canada labour force survey numbers released Friday, a noticeable drop from 8.
UNBC unveils refreshed university plan

UNBC unveils refreshed university plan

UNBC President George Iwama has unveiled a new University Plan that affirms the vision and purpose of UNBC while charting a bold course for the future.

Big boom in Prince George

Residents who heard a big boom Friday weren't just hearing things. RCMP Sgt. Jason Keays explained that an RCMP member who was at the BCR Industrial site came across several bags of fertilizer "that he recognized as highly volatile.

Dog days of autumn

The dog days of autumn take over the Prince George Agriplex this weekend when some of the best agility teams in all of Canada compete in speedy canine action.

Christmas craft fair

Don't forget to stop into the Handy Circle Christmas Craft Fair Saturday even if you're going to or from Studio Fair. Handy Circle is located at 490 Quebec St. relatively near the entrance to the Civic Centre.
City, RD and Lheidli T'enneh join forces to deal with catastrophic wildfire

City, RD and Lheidli T'enneh join forces to deal with catastrophic wildfire

A step towards expanding the battle against catastrophic wildfire was taken Friday when mayor Dan Rogers, regional district chair Art Kaehn and Lheidli T'enneh chief Dominic Frederick signed a letter of intent to work together on the initiative.

UNBC top ranked in research

For the first time in its history, University of Northern British Columbia has ranked number one in a national survey of Canada's research universities.

B.C. lumber companies continue inroads in China

Companies that took part in a forestry trade mission to China achieved sales of 418 million board feet of lumber, five times more than on a similar trade mission two years ago. "This incredible surge in demand shows that B.C.