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Time to replace FSAs says principals association

The B.C. Principals and Vice Principals Association (BCPVPA) has taken a stand against Foundation Skills Assessment.

Missing women commission to visit city

The public commission on B.C.'s missing women will stop in Prince George on Friday. Commissioner Wally Oppal, a former judge and the Attorney General of the province, is the commissioner.

City to roll out downtown marketing plan Friday

The City of Prince George will unveil a marketing plan for the downtown Friday morning meant to attract businesses and land developers to revitalize the core.

Treatment helps Lindsay

When Lindsay Bzdel-Klassen was on the table in New Delhi to receive treatment for multiple sclerosis, she had an instant awakening.

Time to replace FSAs says principals association

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Missing women forum set for Prince George

Friends and family of missing and murdered women are encourage to attend when a the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry Community community engagement forum is held tomorrow in Prince George.
Police seize largest crime cache in city's history

Police seize largest crime cache in city's history

A 31-year-old man at the centre of two arson investigations and already in custody on gang-related allegations is looking at more charges following the biggest proceeds-of-crime bust in the city's history.

Police around the province

The man who died in the avalanche at Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park on January 16, has been identified as 46-year-old Manfred Rockel of Calgary who died shortly from injuries after being dug out of the snow by fellow skiers.
$250,000 jewelry and cash seized

$250,000 jewelry and cash seized

A seizure of $250,000 in jewelry, cash and firearms by the Prince George RCMP Task Force is believed to be the biggest proceeds-of-crime bust in the history of the city.

City's population grows

Prince George's population stood at 75,568 people by the end of 2010 - a 1.2 per cent increase over the previous year. The increase works out to 924 people as well as an increase of 2,678 in the last five years, according to B.C.