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Gas leak

Earlier this week fire crews in Prince George attended a natural gas leak in the 1900 hundred block of Strathcona Avenue. Two fire trucks with six firefighters arrived on scene to find one Terasen Gas truck already on scene.

Mongolia commits to B.C. lumber contract

The government of Mongolia is planning to build nearly 100 regional government centres from B.C. lumber and Canadian wood technology, B.C. Forests Minister Pat Bell said Friday. "B.C.

Apple cider and pumpkin pie

Thanksgiving at Huble Homestead Historic Site is a day for family fun with scare crow making, pumpkin carving, apple bobbing and more.

Annual breastfeeding challenge

In recognition of the importance of breastfeeding to give newborns a healthy start in life, World Breastfeeding Week will be celebrated around the world Friday through Thursday.
Electrical boxes become works of art

Electrical boxes become works of art

B.C. Hydro electrical boxes at two Prince George locations have gone through a makeover.

Chocolate mint cookies

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Guiding in Canada, this fall's chocolate mint cookies in commemorative boxes.

Descent into Fang Cave

The Prince George area offers some of the best sporting caves in North America, a reputation that is gripping a whole new generation of cavers.

Honuring older Canadians

A number of senior citizens celebrating the first National Seniors Day Friday in Prince George said "it's about time" this important segment of the population is being nationally recognized.
Where is Cynthia?

Where is Cynthia?

Prince George RCMP are seeking information as to the whereabouts of a missing woman. Cynthia Frances Maas, 35, was last seen Sept. 10 in the Juniper Street and 19th Avenue area.

Trail to be closed for brush clearing

The western end of the Ridgeview trail in the Hart area will be closed during work hours starting Monday as a crew goes in to clear brush as a wildfire prevention measure.