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MADD calls for more court resources

The provincial government needs to boost court resources to prevent another impaired driving charge from being thrown out because it has taken too long to bring the matter to trial, says a Mothers Against Drunk Driving spokeswoman.
Sex trade workers, services on high alert

Sex trade workers, services on high alert

When Prince George RCMP recently discovered the body of a women in a local park, alarm bells went off among sex trade workers and the local agencies that provide services for them.

Allard found guilty of sexual assault

A Prince George man has been found guilty of sexually assaulting and choking a woman in a alleyway following a night at a downtown bar.
Keeping a promise

Keeping a promise

Wood Innovation Centre watch is on, downtown the expected site
All aboard to end monopolies

All aboard to end monopolies

Industry association calls for regulatory changes to improve rail service

Class sizes sitting pretty, superintendent says

The number of classes with more than 30 students has taken a major drop compared to the same point last year, according to a report from school district superintendent Brian Pepper.
We're number one, but that's NOT a good thing

We're number one, but that's NOT a good thing

Crime stats are nothing to shout about
Victoria Street Market

Victoria Street Market

More than 1,000 visitors are expected to attend the popular Victoria Street Market bazaar and tea Oct. 23 at St. Michael's and All Angels' Anglican Church.

NDP pushing recall: leaked documents

Leaked B.C. NDP documents show the party is advocating that individual members get involved in recall campaigns led by former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm over the HST.

Trustees grant courtesy busing despite staff, legal advice

School board trustees granted "courtesy" busing privileges this week for an out-of-catchment elementary school student even though the school district's staff and legal counsel advised against the move.