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Auditor general helps hold government accountable

Auditor general helps hold government accountable

Canada's auditor general office, with its nearly $100-million budget and 635 staff, helps build a better country, a Prince George Chamber of Commerce breakfast was told Monday.
Fierce competition expected at spelling bee

Fierce competition expected at spelling bee

It's bee season in Prince George and Vanier Hall will be fairly buzzing Feb. 26 when 39 students arrive from throughout the North to face off in the fifth annual Prince George Citizen Regional Spelling Bee.
Iceman competitors face the freeze

Iceman competitors face the freeze

Athletes braved strong winds to compete in the 2011 Prince George Iceman, Sunday. Patrick Turner topped the solo men's competition with a time of one hour, 48 minutes and 21 seconds.
Thieves steal baby's little red sleigh

Thieves steal baby's little red sleigh

A Prince George mother is looking for her baby's little red sleigh, which was stolen from her home on Aitken Crescent in the early hours Tuesday.
Red on Snow UPDATE

Red on Snow UPDATE

Four anonymous artists, four early morning hours, 96 litres of red food colouring sprayed on 19 snow-pile sites around Prince George. This was done to activate curiosity, thought and conversation on this Red Letter Day attributed to St. Valentine.
Coal train derailed near Fort Fraser

Coal train derailed near Fort Fraser

There was a coal train derailed just outside of Fort Fraser at about 5:30 Saturday night. There were 36 cars that went off the track and CN Rail officials say there is no environmental damage.
Enbridge offering to finance First Nation ownership in pipeline

Enbridge offering to finance First Nation ownership in pipeline

No First Nations have signed onto Enbridge Inc.'s ownership offer on its proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline, but the company is working to get the offer out to 40 eligible First Nations within weeks.
NDP hopeful Harry Lali advocates for rural B.C.

NDP hopeful Harry Lali advocates for rural B.C.

Criticizing the B.C. Liberal government for bringing in sweeping forestry reforms, NDP leadership candidate Harry Lali said Friday he would roll back some of those changes.

From Prince George provincial court

February 10 Ian Vernon Cooper was sentenced to one year probation with a suspended sentence for three counts of theft $5,000 or under, two committed in Prince George and one in Terrace, and to one day in jail for possession of a controlled substance,

Watch for bogus bills

Prince George RCMP are advising that counterfeit $50 and $20 bills have popped up at fast food restaurants and grocery stores as recently as Friday.