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RD directors monitoring school closure debate

RD directors monitoring school closure debate

Fraser-Fort George Regional District rural directors could be wading into the fray before the school closure debate is over.
Murder sparks outpouring of grief

Murder sparks outpouring of grief

Friends and family of the man gunned down last week are expressing their grief on a social networking site.
UNBC students standing up for Haiti

UNBC students standing up for Haiti

Students at the University of Northern British Columbia are organizing a day of fundraising and awareness-raising for victims of the Haitian earthquake.

Permit issued for Willow Cale gravel operation

Fraser-Fort George Regional District directors granted a two-year permit to allow a gravel crushing, screening and washing operation on Willow Cale Road next to Carrier Lumber.

Grow-op on Chestnut

Prince George RCMP seized about 600 marihuana plants and grow equipment in the 3900 block of Chestnut Street on Thursday.

Snow seekers warning

This week an avalanche near Clearwater B.C. claimed the life of a well known and very respected doctor in that community. Dr. Ifor Thomas, 48, died Feb.

RCMP seize sawed-off shotgun

An unexpected seizure of a loaded sawed-off shotgun and ammunition and arrest of two men was made about 3 p.m.

Stella-Jones reveal financial information on deal

Stella-Jones Inc. says its proposed purchase of Tangent Rail Corp. is expected to add sales of about $178 million US to its earnings. The company - which has a pole operation in Prince George - plans to finance the purchase through equity and debt.

Killam, Wilbur returned as hospital board chair, acting chair

Mackenzie mayor Stephanie Killam and Prince George councillor Dave Wilbur were returned as chair and acting chair of the Fraser-Fort George Regional Hospital District's board of directors on Thursday.

Dunster school puts on a show for trustees

Even by the time they've visited all 14 schools being considered for closure, school board trustees likely won't be forgetting their trip to Dunster.