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Pastor survives near-miss with moose

A Prince George pastor is lucky to survive hitting a moose on his way home from Quesnel along Highway 97.

Downtown drug busts

RCMP Downtown Enforcement Unit in Prince George are making one drug bust after the other in the heart of the city.
CNC unveils official Scottish tartan

CNC unveils official Scottish tartan

College of New Caledonia board members got their first look at the college's official tartan Friday, during their board meeting.

Downtown drug busts

RCMP Downtown Enforcement Unit in Prince George are making one drug bust after the other in the heart of the city.

Be a part of public library art

Prince George Public Library will unveil its first piece of public art in March, and everyone can be a part of it. The goal is to purchase a painting, Sisters Across Borders, to be a permanent display at the entrance of the Bob Harkins branch.
Remembrance Day altercation report unfounded, says mayor

Remembrance Day altercation report unfounded, says mayor

An investigation has determined allegations of unprofessional conduct by members of the RCMP and the city fire department at the Legion Hall on Remembrance Day are unfounded, Mayor Dan Rogers said Friday.

Feast for the Fight

Feast for the Fight is a Prince George event for everyone in the battle against cancer. "We invite Prince George residents to Feast for the Fight in support of the Canadian Cancer Society by dining out at North 54 or Earl's Place Saturday.
Brunch with Santa

Brunch with Santa

It's time for the Pancake Brunch with Santa as a fundraiser for Muscular Dystrophy Canada Sunday, Dec. 5 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Hart Community Centre.

Feast for the Fight

Feast for the Fight is a Prince George event for everyone in the battle against cancer. "We invite Prince George residents to Feast for the Fight in support of the Canadian Cancer Society by dining out at North 54 or Earl's Place today.

Be a part of public library art

Prince George Public Library will unveil its first piece of public art in March, and everyone can be a part of it. The goal is to purchase a painting, Sisters Across Borders, to be a permanent display at the entrance of the Bob Harkins branch.