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Eric Allen said he is not done opposing the construction of a new RCMP detachment. Only two per cent of the public opposed the project through an alternate approval process (AAP), which Allen spearheaded.

During the B.C. Police Winter CounterAttack Campaign numbers of drunk drivers nabbed went up and fatalities went down, making the province-wide program a success, said Cpl. Jamie Chung of "E" Division Traffic Services.

Prince George RCMP have issued photos of a man suspected of sneaking into the 3rd Avenue Dairy Queen and stealing an employee's purse and some cash from the office. The photos come from the outlet's security camera. The incident occurred on Dec.

A outage left 762 customers without electricity along North Nechako Road Wednesday night. B.C. Hydro spokeperson Bob Gammer estimated power would be restored a few hours later, shortly after midnight.

The year 2010 was 'beary' tough on bears in Prince George with 87 destroyed. The 86 black bears and one grizzly provided more than 1,900 complaints to conservation officers.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO) is conducting a search for a new conductor, and with word just barely out, applications have already been submitted for the position.

Two Prince George residences - deliberately trashed to establish grow operations - have yielded 80 large marijuana plants, and a 10-year-old child located in one residence has been placed in the care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development

It's been a year since Haiti was hit by a devastating 7.0 earthquake, which killed more than 200,000 people and left 1.5 million others homeless.

Korea's growing industrial and hi-tech economy is hungry for British Columbia's natural resources, Korea's Consul General Yeon-Ho Choi told the eighth annual B.C. Natural Resources Forum this morning.

For the first time in at least 15 years, no forestry workers were killed on the job in northern British Columbia in the past year.