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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.
Trapped-calf killing shocks mother, daughter

Trapped-calf killing shocks mother, daughter

One neighbourhood found out in shocking fashion that hunting is partially allowed inside city limits. It might seem incongruous with an urban landscape, but much of the city is rural and wildlife moves freely about much of the municipal landscape.

Poachers kill two moose

The Conservation Officer Service is seeking public assistance in relation to an alleged moose poaching incident in Crescent Spur. Early on Oct.

What will they think of next

Langley RCMP recently discovered a marijuana grow operation under a chicken coop. On Nov.

Operation Red Nose lights up

Operation Red Nose officially launches its 2010 campaign today at CN Centre during the Prince George Cougars game.

Conifex starts production at newly-acquired Mackenzie sawmill

Conifex Timber Inc. has started operations at its recently-acquired sawmill in Mackenzie on a one-shift basis. The startup puts about 60 to 70 people back to work, said company officials.

Operation Red Nose lights up

Operation Red Nose officially launches its 2010 campaign Friday at CN Centre during the Prince George Cougars game.

Girl shoots student with pellet gun at Aboriginal choice school in Prince George

A 12-year-old student who brought a pellet gun to school and shot another student in the ear with it could face criminal charges, said Prince George RCMP Cst. Lesley Smith.