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Falcon calls for regional premier's office in PG: B.C. Liberal leadership pitch

B.C. Liberal leadership candidate Kevin Falcon said this morning he would establish a regional premier's office in Prince George. The office would be used to interact with people in northern B.C.

Stabbing suspect identified

Victim and accused are acquainted: RCMP

Big Brothers doors are closing quickly

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince George is in danger of folding its tent due to lack of funds to keep operating.

Stabbing victim and suspect acquainted: RCMP

The stabbing of a 20-year-old male near the Columbus Community Centre on Domano Boulevard is believed to be a targeted act, said Prince George RCMP. A 32-year-old male suspect is now in custody following the violent crime, which occurred around 1 a.

Apartment rents drop slightly, townhouse rents rise

According to a Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation survey released this week, monthly rents declined for most types of apartments over the previous year while those for townhouses rose.
Explosion closes down pellet plant

Explosion closes down pellet plant

A "dust explosion" ripped through the Pacific Bioenergy pellet plant early Friday evening.

Woman no longer missing

Cheri-Leah Bullshields, the woman who was reported missing earlier this week, has been located and is safe and sound, Prince George RCMP reported early Saturday morning.
Stabbing at community hall

Stabbing at community hall

Police have arrested a 22-year-old man following a stabbing in the parking lot of a community hall in College Heights early Saturday morning. A 20-year-old victim is in stable condition at University Hospital of Northern B.C.

MLA talks about deadly stretch of Highway 16

Driving too fast on icy roads are the likely cause of the "vast majority" of accidents on a stretch of Highway 16 connecting Prince George and Vanderhoof, Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad said Thursday.

PG Metis Housing Society seeking chief executive again

Less than six months after the Prince George Metis Housing Society hired an executive director to replace a long-time chief administrator forced out amid controversy, it is on the hunt for a new chief executive again.