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cut: Wheelchair accessibility at the Railway and Forestry Museum brings new experiences, like riding the mini-rail train, to residents and volunteers from Jubilee Lodge.

A national health conference conference in Montreal will have a strong Prince George presence.

Chronology of the events leading up to the Skakun trial 2004 Fall - RCMP Supt. Dahl Chambers begins relationship with Ann Bailey a city employee at the detachment. 2005 Fall - Skakun makes allegations during the municipal election.

Canfor Pulp expects to receive federal government sign-off within days for an $107-million upgrade of its Northwood pulp mill recovery boiler, which is eligible for funding under an $1-billion Conservative government subsidy program.

A "very distressed" Councillor Brian Skakun confessed to fellow Councillor Debora Munoz that he leaked a confidential report to the CBC, Crown counsel Judith Doulis told a Prince George courtroom Tuesday.

Embattled city council member Brian Skakun is stressing he was no longer in a relationship with fellow councillor Debora Munoz when he allegedly confessed to her he leaked a confidential report to CBC.

On Halloween College of New Caledonia students will be in the community collecting food for the student food bank.

Sixty Canadian Rangers will be practicing survival techniques under the harsh wilderness conditions while in the woods surrounding MacKenzie, from Oct. 25 to 30.

The Sinclar Group Forest Products Ltd. was recognized by B.C. Hydro for its energy-reduction program that reduced electricity use by 25 per cent in just 18 months. B.C.

Initial legal wrangling in the Brian Skakun trial appears to be at an end as Judge Ken Ball dismissed late Tuesday an application from defence lawyer Jon Duncan for a much wider disclosure of documents from the City of Prince George.