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Mini-excavator stolen

The work on the replica Cameron Street Bridge was set back when crews arrived Tuesday morning to discover their mini-excavator had been stolen.
James' leadership still in question, says Simpson

James' leadership still in question, says Simpson

Carole James' hold on the B.C. New Democratic Party leadership remains tenuous despite surviving a weekend vote to hold a leadership convention, says ousted MLA Bob Simpson.

Movie, pizza night for those in need

The homeless of Prince George will not be movieless or pizzaless, at least one day this year. A special event on Tuesday at Famous Players has been arranged for local street-involved people.

Aboriginal award for Greenwood

A Prince George educator is in Ottawa today to be presented to Parliament in recognition of the National Aboriginal Achievement Award she will receive. Dr.

YMCA issues nomination call for peace medallion

It's Peace Week at the Prince George YMCA and the organization is looking for a few good people deserving of being awarded a Peace Week medallion.
"Knit happens"

"Knit happens"

To the surprise of many, a new yarn shop has opening in Prince George, just above Books and Co.

Building on fire at Victoria and Seventh

The Prince George Fire Department was on the scene of a structure fire at Victoria Street and Seventh Avenue and both roads were blocked to traffic. It is believed two businesses were affected.

Kiwanis helps improve Phoenix House

The Phoenix Transition House has a renovated play room for the children who will be staying with them, thanks to support from the Kiwanis Group.

Lekstrom says no to Liberal leadership

The list of contenders for the B.C. Liberal leadership that would be considered outsiders narrowed Monday as maverick B.C. Liberal MLA Blair Lekstrom declared he would not be seeking the nomination.

$120,000 in Northern Health grants

Northern Health is offering $120,000 in grants for community organizations to promote health and well being of people in northern B.C. communities through projects and initiatives.