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Prince George is the latest bust site by a special RCMP task force hitting drug operations across the Cariboo. A large amount of marijuana was found, but the suspect is still at large. At 5 p.m.

The B.C. Liberal government is promising a two per cent cut to the harmonized sales tax by 2014, an effort to sway the public in favour of the tax in a referendum vote next month.

A special City of Prince George committee of council is convening over the issue of unleashed dogs, and it's asking local citizens to provide feedback.

The legal system is continuing to figure out what to do with an elderly man who was twice arrested for allegedly attempting two rob banks at the Spruceland Mall last summer.

Prince George is the latest bust site by a special RCMP task force hitting drug operations across the Cariboo. A large amount of marijuana was found, but the suspect is still at large. At 5 p.m.

The Auto Mega Sale will take up most of the Exhibition Park's paved parking areas Friday until June 4. Parking for soccer players and their families will be unavailable in Exhibition Park's paved lots.

A Prince George man beaten by police is doubtful the government will implement an effective civilian unit to investigate cases like his. It was raining in Surrey the night of Jan.

Facing an onslaught of publicity over aboriginal opposition to its proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline, Enbridge is making the case that it does have support from some First Nations.

Controversy followed the last Swollen Members performance in Prince George in Sept. 2010, yet the same promoter made the Vancouver-based hip hop group a late addition to the Tech N9ne concert last Saturday.

Local companies wanting to expand internationally and those that are seeking international investment partners are being encouraged to attend upcoming information sessions by the province's nine international trade and investment representatives.