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High school teacher seeks to replace Hill

High school teacher seeks to replace Hill

A Fort St. John high school teacher is in the running to be the Conservative's candidate in Prince George-Peace River in the next federal election.

Broken main, closed road

The road is closed on 5th Avenue between Ospika Boulevard and Brigade Drive due to the breakage of a water main. City crews are on-site to repair the damage but it isn't expected to be complete before the after work commute.

Youth cleared of alcohol charge

Police have clarified the 17-year-old driver involved in a collision about 9 p.m. Sept. 10 on Second Avenue and Moffat had not been drinking. RCMP CST.

Mennonite Fair coming up

Every year hundreds of Prince George residents anticipate the annual borscht, summer sausage bunwich, and home made pie they'll have for lunch during the annual Mennonite Fall Fair at the Civic Centre.

Local man still critical

As Clayton Taylor of Prince George lies in a coma in ICU in Vancouver, friends of the 25-year-old sufferer of a vehicle accident are reaching out to support him. Taylor is the man who was critically injured Sept.

Terry time

Lace up your sneakers and join the crowd for the 30th annual Terry Fox Run Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. "We're encouraging all attendees to wear their Terry Fox T-shirts from the past 30 years to celebrate this event, says Liza Arnold, co-chair.

Robbery suspect caught

Police arrested a suspect at the scene of a late night robbery at Liquor on Fifth Tuesday after three incidents occurred over a three-hour span earlier that morning where the robber changed hoodies and weapons each time.
Two in race for Hill's job

Two in race for Hill's job

A second Fort St. John city councilor is in the running to be the Conservative's Prince George-Peace River candidate in the next federal election. Dan Davies, 39, describes himself as someone who is passionate about northern B.C.

Shoplifting ring arrests

Prince George RCMP arrested six people Monday and Tuesday who were involved in what police term as a "shoplifting or theft ring." Cst.

Teachers remain annoyed by education data system

Ongoing complaints about the MInistry of Education's centralized data system are becoming old news to Prince George and District Teachers Association president Linda Naess.