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Overnight street parkers can end up trapped by snow

With the rush to clear the streets comes tight adherence to the rules of residential parking. Louise Jones became a victim of strict interpretation of the rules.

Loggers and truckers going green

The Central Interior Logging Association has spearheaded a program to help loggers and truckers reduce their diesel fuel consumption and carbon footprint. The association, which represents logging contractors and trucking firms in northern B.C.

Taxpayers could be on hook for major Enbridge tanker spill

If Enbridge's $5.5-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline is approved, a major tanker spill could pin Canadian taxpayers for billions of dollars for the cleanup and compensation, according to an analysis by the Living Oceans Society.

Have you seen Danielle?

Prince George RCMP are looking to speak to Danielle Leah Haldane of Prince George. The 37-year-old woman is described as Caucasian, five-feet-seven-inches tall, weighing about 154 pounds with hazel eyes, blonde hair and fair complexion.
Anti-HST sentiment undermines economy: industry CEO

Anti-HST sentiment undermines economy: industry CEO

British Columbians need to put the harmonized sales tax (HST) controversy behind them now that the tax is in place in Ontario, said Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters chief executive officer Jayson Myers.
UNBC earns cash in Credit Union contest

UNBC earns cash in Credit Union contest

A contest hosted by Central 1 Credit Union has earned UNBC's development office $5,150. The money comes out of Central 1's Be Remarkable campaign in which 32 charities from 16 regions in B.C. were each represented by a photo album on Facebook.

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.

Ottawa, B.C. kick in cash to help spark First Nations forestry

The federal and British Columbia governments are contributing $1.2 million to help First Nations develop forestry and wood products businesses.
Former Prince George couple found dead in Saanich home

Former Prince George couple found dead in Saanich home

A noted former Prince George couple was found dead in a beach-front home in the Victoria area Tuesday afternoon.
Former Prince George couple found dead in Saanich home

Former Prince George couple found dead in Saanich home

A former Prince George couple - one a former school board trustee - were found dead in a beach-front home in the Victoria area Tuesday afternoon.