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New subdivision approved

City council approved a 41 hectare subdivision in the Westgate neighbourhood on Monday. The proposed subdivision would connect St. Lawrence Avenue and Westgate Avenue.
Engineering firm wins award for work on Nechako ice jam

Engineering firm wins award for work on Nechako ice jam

The engineering work that followed the Nechako ice jam has turned out to be an award winner. Northwest Hydraulics Consultants Ltd.
Speed construction on show in Beijing

Speed construction on show in Beijing

Three storeys, nine apartment units, 8,352 sq. feet and all in only 60 hours.

City launches revised website

On Wednesday the City of Prince George will be launching a revised website, www.princegeorge.ca, as part of the myPG in action initiatives.

Focus on health care during elections, urges Nurses Association president

Canada's universal health system is more at risk than ever with an aging population and an onslaught of baby boomers reaching stages of care needs, says the president of the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) during a visit to Prince George.

New award highlights small business-friendly communities

Local governments that go out of their way to champion the growth of small businesses will be celebrated with a new, annual provincewide award.

Telus spending $11 mil in city

When Telus upgrades is telecommunications systems in B.C. this year, the Prince George area will get about 1.5 per cent of the investment.

Six regional residents to receive BC Achievement Award

Six of the region's residents are among the 36 British Columbians named recipients of the eighth annual BC Community Achievement Awards.

More homes planned for Westgate subdivision

City council will be considering the approval of a new, 41 ha. subdivision in the Westgate area tonight. Belco Developments Ltd. is seeking council's okay to rezone the area, which is primarily made up of undeveloped green space.

Forged document earns jail time

From Prince George provincial court: March 25 Matthew Emanuel Lucani was sentenced to six months in jail and two years probation for and for using forged document, committed in Quesnel.