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Summit Lake man escapes injury when car is hit by train

Summit Lake man escapes injury when car is hit by train

On Feb. 23 at approximately 9:30 p.m., Prince George RCMP general duty members responded to a call from CN Rail of a collision between a train and a vehicle on Tallus Road near Highway 97, north of Prince George.

Boy Scouts, Girl Guides celebrate milestone

The Prince George Pineview Second Blackpine Scout Group will hold their 30-year reunion and open house on April 30.

Sled stolen in Quesnel

A 2011 Polaris RMK 800 was stolen from the back of a truck at the Quesnel Recreation Centre between 9 and 10:45 p.m. Wednesday. The sled is mostly grey with mixed black and white.

Crime getting in business's face

Crime has flared up at a couple of local business sites this past week. On Monday, a cloud of pepper spray wafted across a corner of the Pine Centre Mall's parking lot when a dispute inside escalated outdoors.

Abbott viewed as the moderator

George Abbott, a one-time berry farmer and political science college instructor, has played up his rural roots from day one of his Liberal leadership bid.

Pre-trial conference date set for murder case

A pre-trial conference is scheduled for June 29 for Cody Alan Legebokoff, accused of murdering Fraser Lake teen Loren Donn Leslie. Leslie's body was found Nov. 27 near Vanderhoof in the area of an unused old logging road near Highway 27.

Volkswagen no match for locomotive

Tallus Road was the scene Wednesday of a collision between a CN Rail train and a Volkswagen Jetta.
RCMP first mate retires

RCMP first mate retires

The second in command of Prince George RCMP detachment has retired. Insp. Chris Bomford was in the police detachment cleaning up his office and saying some goodbyes on Tuesday, but his last official day on the job was last Friday.

Spruceland to become single-track traditional school

Spruceland elementary is well on the way to becoming a traditional school.

Clark wants Lib votes, then bring on the NDP

Christy Clark, like George Abbott, made her way to Prince George Tuesday night to gather final momentum in the race for BC Liberal Party leader. About 50 people joined her and special guest Pamela Martin at an evening reception at the Days Inn.