Local News

The BC SPCA City Challenge against Kamloops is winding down with a final fundraiser tomorrow, May 27, at Nancy O's from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be cat and dog cocktails on the drink menu and an auction featuring "bad animal art.

CNIB United Way Drive-Thru Breakfast will be held at the Costco parking lot on Range Road from 7 to 9 a.m. Friday. Enjoy a delicious, healthy breakfast in a reusable cloth bag by donation.

The third phase of work along PG Pulpmill Road will begin tomorrow, city hall said in a press release. The project will consist of upgrades to 1.

The Prince George Airport Authority dipped into its airport improvement fees to the tune of $350,000 to make ends meet last year, according to the annual report released Tuesday at the organization's annual general meeting. For more, see The Citizen.

Fort St. John RCMP have arrested two individuals in relation to the May 20th fatal stabbing of Joshua Lequiere. On May 20 police located the 28-year-old in the drivers seat of a parked vehicle suffering from apparent stab wounds.

Initiatives Prince George has backed away from the Downtown Business Improvement Association.

The federal Conservative government's position on a tanker exclusion zone off of British Columbia's coast, which has implications for Enbridge's proposed $4.5 billion pipeline, appeared in question earlier this month.

Organizers are refocusing the anti-HST petition in an attempt to reach more people. The petition is available to sign this week at the Professional Building from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 29, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Specialized air-quality testing is set to begin Wednesday in the Millar Addition neighbourhood. The B.C. Ministry of Environment is following up on unusually high formaldehyde levels reported in the area.

Prince George Hospice Society is holding a raffle of two private suite tickets for the Elton John concert July 16 plus dinner for two at Earls.