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Attempted child abduction

A Prince George man who was so high on drugs he was in an induced drug agitated state attempted to snatch a four-month old baby girl from her parents.

Banners to beautify city

New street banners, set for installation in July, will beautify the Hart community and Central Street. The street banners are the result of an art beautification partnership between the City of Prince George and Hart Community Association.

Open house slated for golf course plan

An open house will be held later this month as the city seeks public input on a new plan for the Prince George Golf and Curling Club and surrounding lands.

Mountie who shot suspect in trouble again

The Mountie who shot and killed a suspected thief in Vanderhoof five-and-a-half years is now facing an assault charge stemming from an off-duty incident outside a Kamloops bar. Now a member of the Kamloops RCMP, Cst.
Homicide at 7-11 - see video

Homicide at 7-11 - see video

Police were called to a stabbing at the 7-11 on 20th in Prince George at about 3:20 a.m. Friday. The victim was sent to hospital and later died as a result of his injuries.

Stroke recovery

Those who have survived a stroke are invited to visit the Prince George branch of the Stroke Recovery Association of B.C. which offers a host of recovery and reintegration programs.
Crack shack burns on Redwood Street - see video

Crack shack burns on Redwood Street - see video

About 20 firefighters and many RCMP members were called to a house fire Thursday at about 8 a.m. in the 2100 block of Redwood Street. The vacant two storey duplex was known to police as a crack shack at one point.

Williams Lake drug bust

Following an investigation Williams Lake RCMP searched a residence on Duncan Road July 7 to find a large quantity of marijuana, hash and magic mushrooms along with packaging and weighing equipment.

Flavoured cigarettes banned

Jay Hill, MP for Prince George-Peace River says an initiative by the federal government has banned flavoured tobacco products.
Overdue book returned 33 years later

Overdue book returned 33 years later

On Monday, a paperback was returned to the Prince George Public Library, exactly 33 years and four months after it was first due.