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Taseko Mines said Monday it has resubmitted a new plan for the $800-million Prosperity gold and copper mine that will reduce environmental impacts and preserve Fish Lake.

City council will be considering options to restrict production of medical marijuana in Prince George on Monday. Licenses to produce medical marijuana are regulated by Health Canada.

The Jeanne Clarke History Awards made some history of their own this year. For the first time in the 26-year existence of the Prince George local history citations, they allowed a tie in the Service category.

Check out the video of the Pineview Snow Frolics by clicking below http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/section/princegeorge0113

Prince George's two amateur hockey organizations will be petitioning the city to build a new hockey arena to host the 2015 Canada Winter Games, rather than renovating the Kin Centre.

Road bans are probably, at Mother Nature's whim, a few weeks away but the forest industry and the trucking sector are being urged already to make preparations.

A pair of young car thieves caused damage and a widespread police pursuit late last week, but one did say sorry to his victim.

People bound to wheelchairs will have to wait until the ground has thawed before work can begin on making the new bridge at Cottonwood Island Park accessible.

School board trustees will consider authorizing three new high school courses when they hold a regular meeting on Tuesday night.

Taseko Mines said today it has resubmitted a new plan for the $800-million Prosperity gold and copper mine that will reduce environmental impacts and preserve Fish Lake.