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GM pick up stolen

Prince George RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a vehicle stolen Jan. 23 from the 2800 block of Ferry Avenue. The green 1997 GMC pick-up bearing B.C licence plate AM7242, had not been driven by the owner since January 21.
Coin collectors beware

Coin collectors beware

Coin collectors are being warned of a substantial increase in the number of counterfeit Canadian coins that are surfacing on the Internet and at coin shows across the nation. On Feb.

P.G. to host premier event

Prince George is host today to a B.C. Liberal Party all-candidate leadership debate for party members. The Prince George session follows a debate held in Kamloops Wednesday.

Winter Games team to be revealed

The local governance body for the 2015 Canada Winter Games will announce its initial leaders today. The group will be unveiled by Premier Gordon Campbell and the key officials who won the bid for the City of Prince George.
Library needs help with art installation

Library needs help with art installation

The Prince George Public Library is unveiling its first-ever piece of public art next month and needs more donations to help pay for the project.
They're going on a man hunt

They're going on a man hunt

They're looking for one good Mantracker and the producers of the Outdoor Life Network's hit show are coming to Prince George to find him. Terry Grant, the star of Mantracker, a Bonterra Productions Inc.

Local woman's sexual discrimination complaint upheld

A Prince George woman is set to receive thousands of dollars in back pay after a B.C. Supreme Court Justice upheld a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruling she received a lower wage because of her gender while working for a local drywall business.

Gas station robbery nets jail term

An attempted robbery of a gas station has led to a 16-month jail term for a Prince George man. Donald James Currie must also served 18 months probation for the Dec.
Meerholz wants to face the music in Canada

Meerholz wants to face the music in Canada

Francois Meerholz says he'd rather stay in Canada and go to jail than be deported to South Africa and have his charges dropped.
Billionaires bolster bankruptcies: UNBC speaker

Billionaires bolster bankruptcies: UNBC speaker

“Canada’s Michael Moore” is coming to UNBC.