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Pets are people too

Most people in Prince George live in homes with yards. However there are those who live in multi-family dwellings with restricted access to the use of a yard for their pets.

Events planned for francophone winter festival

Le Cercle des Canadiens Francais of Prince George invites the community to participate in more than a dozen activities spotlighted during its week-long winter festival. -- A local Francophone artists exhibit is on now through Feb.
Tug of war is brewing on downtown revival

Tug of war is brewing on downtown revival

A scaled-back proposal to revive Downtown Prince George is about to go through a 30-day counter-petition process and there are definitely those for and against the idea.

Romeo, we know where for art thou

Hey Romeo is 'searchin' for you' to be in the audience as they open for Deric Ruttan on Monday. The Edmonton-based country band's show at the North Peace Cultural Centre is a sneak peek of their forthcoming album, to be released this summer.

Olympic flame in Prince George

The Torch Relay will go through Prince George Jan. 29. Residents can share the spirit of the games and cheer on local torchbearers from the community.

Health circuit to assess kindergarten students

More than 1,000 kindergarten students in Prince George are expected to attend the annual Health Day Circuit.
CNC arts instructor unveils Coke bottle for Olympics

CNC arts instructor unveils Coke bottle for Olympics

A Fine Arts and Media instructor at College of New Caledonia will add some local colour and culture to the Winter Olympic Games In Vancouver.
Home-grown sunscreen product aimed at golfers

Home-grown sunscreen product aimed at golfers

A Prince George company is getting ready to take the golf industry by storm.

Bioenergy important to forestry’s future

Bioenergy is going to play a central role in the transformation of the forest sector, although the fledgling industry is not by itself sufficient to ensure the sector is attractive to investors, forest industry analyst Don Roberts said Thursday.

Schools spared HST hit

School districts will have to pay much less HST money than was feared even at the start of this week. School District 57 officials said they had next to no warning about the announcement made by the B.C.