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CNC Fine Arts students display first exhibit of the year

The first public exhibit of the year by CNC's Fine Arts students is now on display in the Prince George campus library.
Poster causes RCMP displeasure

Poster causes RCMP displeasure

Downtown agency raises eyebrows with investigation into alleged police harassment

Lighting up the season

Christmas is coming to downtown Prince George through a special event to be enjoyed by all ages. The launch of the Christmas season on Nov. 27 will shut down the wheeled traffic on George Street from 2 to 5 p.m.
Addict crime the primary symptom of gangs: RCMP

Addict crime the primary symptom of gangs: RCMP

Addicts, the most common foot soldier in the organized crime army, are the biggest threat to the public. According to RCMP Insp.

Police get their man

Terrace and North District RCMP have successfully arrested a 30-year-old Terrace man following a man hunt and stand off that closed Highway 16 West between Terrace and Kitwanga on Monday.

Quesnel is bloomin great

The Goldpan City might want to change its nickname.

Ratte jury enters deliberations

A 12-person jury began the process Wednesday of deciding if Denis Florian Ratte killed his wife slightly more than 13 years ago.

Statement from Premier Gordon Campbell

VANCOUVER - Premier Gordon Campbell issued the following statement today: "After considerable soul searching and discussion with my family I have decided to ask the BC Liberal Party executive to hold a leadership convention at the earliest possible d

SNHCF annual meeting results

During the 19th annual general meeting, members of Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation learned the organization grossed revenues totaling $2,771,234 from which $1,356,344 were issued in grants to University Hospital of Northern B.C.

Aboriginal choice school principal resigns

Charlotte Henay is no longer principal of the aboriginal choice school. Henay tendered her resignation to pursue new opportunities, according to an e-mail the school district issued Tuesday evening. For more, see Thursday's Citizen.