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Initiatives Prince George, the city's economic development agency, is imploring the federal government to act quickly to end a CN labour dispute that could disrupt rail traffic in northern B.C.

The first in a series of fall lectures at Prince George Railway and Forestry Museum on October 5th, will focus on the historical East Line section along the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.

Thanksgiving at Huble Homestead Historic Site is a day for family fun with scare crow making, pumpkin carving, apple bobbing and more.

Linnea Good and her Good Company will be in concert At Knox United Church Oct. 20. Good, a Christian singer and songwriter, is known as the contemporary musical voice of the emerging church in Canada.

During October, Community Living Month throughout B.C., communities will host festivities to celebrate the gifts and talents brought to society by people with developmental disabilities. In Prince George AimHi will hold a pancake breakfast Oct.

More than 20 members of the Dutch community in Prince George saluted Canada's war efforts by planting 3,000 red and white tulip bulbs at the new war cenotaph in front of city hall Tuesday.

A long awaited milestone for cancer treatment in northern B.C. has happened with the hiring and arrival of the first radiation oncologist for the BC Cancer Agency Centre for the North. Dr.

Prince George's Winter Cities Committee is calling for grant applications for residents to participate in the WinterLights celebration.

CNC students and employees have a chance to win an Apple iPad and get advice on how to quit smoking at the college's first Great Campus Smoke Out Day. On Oct. 6, smokers can get tips and advice on quitting and learn about quit support programs.

The intersection at Highway 16 and the Morice River Forest Service Road is now safer as a result of improvements to the configuration and alignment of the intersection.