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Dignitaries cut ribbon on innovative bioenergy plant

It's now up to three B.C. Court of Appeal judges to decide if the City of Prince George will recover the $175,000 it spent demolishing and cleaning up the ruins of the Columbus Hotel in 2008. The B.C.

One man died after two pick up trucks collided head on near Tate Creek Road on Highway 2 in Dawson Creek Friday at about 3:50 a.m. A north bound Dodge one ton crossed into the south bound lane and collided with a south bound GM truck.

Cafe Voltaire presents Wil Fundal Friday night at 8. Opening act is Eric and Neda from local group Navaz. Eric Tompkins, guitar and Tony Tabora percussion are musicians who will support Wil on stage.

Mill closures and job losses, which are particularly devastating for small communities, demand solutions, says the B.C. Government Employees' Union, which is trying to drum up ideas in a series of community dialogues.

Fire trucks were called to Canadian Blood Services at about 1 p.m. on Thursday, but before firefighters tapped into any water veins, the situation was concluded.

Kay Ross Photography and the Canadian Cancer Society are joining hands to raise funds for cancer research. Residents of all ages are invited to have your picture taken with the Easter Bunny at the Spring Real Estate Trade Show Saturday from 10 a.m.

Let the arguments begin. The first ever Northern Academic Debate Championship is being held this weekend at UNBC and organizers are rapping the gavel for any high school challenger.

Gaurav Parmar will have an extremely busy year.

Check out the photo albums of the Kordyban Cancer Lodge and Let's Play Physical program under the Community section of this website.