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Airport cargo project to start this fall

Airport cargo project to start this fall

Prince George Airport has reached a deal with a locally-based company to have a multi-tenant cargo cross-dock facility constructed on the site. Western Star Ventures Ltd.

James forum draws wide crowd

NDP leader Carole James attracted a diverse group from industry, First Nations, municipalities and unions to a day-long forum Friday in Prince George meant to gather input on a new economic plan for the province.
BC Nurses Union rallies for better nursing conditions

BC Nurses Union rallies for better nursing conditions

More than 50 members of the BC Nurses Union rallied Wednesday in Prince George to make the public aware that low-level staffing and high workloads are compromising quality patient care by nurses at University Hospital of Northern B.C.
United Way & realtors team up

United Way & realtors team up

This year's United Way Day of Caring was dedicated to the Phoenix Transition Society. In a partnership Oct.

Law Society suspends Vanderhoof lawyer

A Crown counsel in Vanderhoof is paying a penalty for being duped by a con artist.

Local optometrist recognized nationally

A Prince George optometrist has been named a National Volunteer for the Year by the Canadian Diabetes Association . Dr. Michael Dennis will receive his award today (Friday) at the national CDA Conference in Edmonton.
Bravery rewarded

Bravery rewarded

Friday is the day bravery medals will be handed to Canada's worthy recipients by the new Governor General David Johnston.

Around our schools

This weekend PGSS will be hosting "Welcome to generation YES - Youth Exploring Solutions" the B.C. student conference.

Police, pot and a pup

When Prince George RCMP recently checked out a report of mistreated animals, they found a lot more than they were expecting.
Theft from vehicles soars

Theft from vehicles soars

Prince George RCMP are alarmed by the soaring numbers of theft from vehicles during past two months. Police have received more than 150 reports of theft from vehicles in the Prince George area during September and October.