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Tories take P.G. ridings

Tories take P.G. ridings

The CBC has projected the winners for the Prince George-Peace River and Cariboo-Prince George ridings with incumbent Conservative MP Dick Harris and fellow Tory candidate Bob Zimmer victorious.
Fire guts Boston Pizza

Fire guts Boston Pizza

Flames gutted the Boston Pizza restaurant on West Central Street Sunday afternoon. The fire broke out at approximately 2:30 p.m. As of 4:15 p.m.
Citizen photographer wins national honour

Citizen photographer wins national honour

Citizen photographer David Mah received national recognition for his photography on Friday night. Mah won the Canadian Community Newspaper Award for Best Spot News Coverage in the 12,500 circulation and over category.

P.G. hosts worksafe public hearing

A series of public hearings across the province will kick off in Prince George next week for changes WorkSafeBC is considering to protect overnight workers from robberies and other violence.
Students hold a vote of their own

Students hold a vote of their own

With the help of curriculum provided by a non-profit organization, the federal election was turned into a teachable moment for classes in a dozen elementary schools around Prince George this week.

Father and son suspects baited

One suspect could be heard talking to the other. "It's a bait truck," he said. Yes, it certainly was.
Ride for Dad for prostate cancer awareness

Ride for Dad for prostate cancer awareness

There's a local motorcycle rider who thinks it's pretty important to Ride For Dad June 18 and Charles Brunette, prostate cancer survivor, wants to get the word out early.

Murphy, Couldwell earn B.C. Community Achievement Awards

Two people from north central B.C. are among the 36 British Columbians to earn this year's B.C. Community Achievement Awards.

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.

Increase funding allows CNC to balance budget

A last-minute boost of funding from the provincial government has helped the College of New Caledonia (CNC) board of governors pass a budget yesterday afternoon with a small surplus without increasing tuition fees or making significant cuts to progra