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Prince George mourns fallen workers

Prince George mourns fallen workers

Residents and worker safety advocates gathered at a memorial to fallen workers during the national Day of Mourning today. Speaking to the crowd was Mel Camilli who lost his legs in a work-related accident.

Labour council to fight proposed changes

A series of public hearings across the province will kick off in Prince George next week for changes WorkSafeBC is considering to rules meant to protect overnight workers from robberies and other violence.

Few criminals commit several crimes

A wave of break-ins across the Prince George area is causing police investigators to house-hop and crime analysts to crunch data.

Hall answers school crowding concerns

The school district would like nothing more than to reopen now-closed schools, school board chair Lyn Hall said Thursday in response to concerns about overcrowding raise during trustees' monthly meeting earlier this week.
College group to compare forest, trees

College group to compare forest, trees

How do the Chinese deal with forest land management and how does it compare to B.C.

Home invasion suspects named

Four suspects have been pinpointed in a home invasion that shook up the residents of a home in the 1400 block of Nation Crescent at about 2:30 a.m. Monday.

Workers Day of Mourning sparks emotional stories

Workplace deaths and injuries have almost as big an effect on families as they do on the victims themselves.
Rehab whispers confirmed

Rehab whispers confirmed

Former Haldi School to house up to 30 residents
Community Foundation grants exceed $40,000

Community Foundation grants exceed $40,000

More than $40,000 went to 17 local organizations during the Prince George Community Foundation Spring Grant Award Reception Wednesday night at Exploration Place.

Northern trio part of NDP inner circle

Newly-selected NDP leader Adrian Dix has selected his shadow cabinet, giving each of his three northern B.C. MLAs a job.