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Furlong goes extra mile for city games

Furlong goes extra mile for city games

John Furlong was trekking briskly through Pine Centre Mall on Tuesday, Christmas shopping for his son. Earlier in the day he gave a big present to the 2015 Canada Winter Games (CWG) organizers, the gift of his presence.
Debit the halls

Debit the halls

There may be more Christmas presents sitting under the tree in homes across Prince George compared to last year, but they weren't likely purchased with a credit card. For the first time in 12 years Canada's ratio of household debt has exceeded the U.

Quesnel man no longer missing

Jason Robert Timms has been located and is safe and sound, Quesnel RCMP said Wednesday morning. The 32-year-old had been reported missing by RCMP on Tuesday.

Air quality advisory issued

An air quality advisory has been issued for Prince George because of high levels of fine particulate air pollution. B.C.
Theatre to improve accessibility

Theatre to improve accessibility

Going to the movies at the Prince George Famous Players has proved to be more difficult than necessary for people with disabilities, according to recent reports, but a simple fix may be in the works.
Ashes long cold but Martin mystery lingers

Ashes long cold but Martin mystery lingers

One year ago, the NT Air hanger burned in a spectacular and as-yet unexplained inferno and co-owner Vernon Martin vanished in an as-yet unexplained disappearance.

Northern First Nations nets $50 million for pipeline opportunity

The Haisla Nation has sold its option to purchase an ownership stake in the proposed $3-billion Kitimat liquefied natural gas project for $50 million. The option was purchased by Kitimat LNG, which leaves Apache Canada and Houston, Tex.
Quesnel man missing

Quesnel man missing

Quesnel RCMP is seeking the public's help to locate a missing man. Jason Robert Timms, 32, was last seen on Nov. 30 and was reported missing by his family on Dec. 13 although he has provided some phone contact since then.

City satisfaction survey draws few responses

Prince George contributed $10,000 to a survey on the public's satisfaction with municipal spending, services and quality of life.

Justice rejects lawsuit against doctors

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