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Human rights seminar set

Human rights complaints can be costly and time consuming, which is why it's important to know how to handle them properly. The Human Rights Toolkit for Small Business seminar aims to cover this issue and more.

Tourism P.G. still seeking boss

Tourist season is here, but Tourism Prince George is still without a leader.

Northgate to rekindle Kemess North as underground mine

Northgate Minerals Corp. is examining a plan to resurrect its Kemess North gold and copper project in northern B.C. as a high-grade underground mine.

Pritchett to play Blackburn

Canadian country music star Aaron Pritchett will be performing at the Blackburn Community Centre next month.

Briefs

Prince George's city council has approved free transit on air advisory days after a one year-trial period.

BC resident could face 160-year jail term

A B.C. man could be handed a jail term of 167 years for operating a fraudulent lottery scheme that targeted the elderly in the U.S.

City steps up to place for ball tournament

The World Baseball Challenge got some needed moral support from the City of Prince George, this week.

$1 million grow-op seized

Prince George RCMP members of D Watch have seized marijuana plants with an estimated value of $1 million. On May 10 police attended a grow operation in the 1200 block of Hubert Road where they discovered 1,100 plants in various stages of growth.

Seniors Guide translated into other languages

Translations of the latest version of the B.C. Seniors' Guide are now available in Chinese, Punjabi and French. "By offering the B.C.

Province urged to eliminate or index property transfer tax

The B.C. Northern Real Estate Board's voice is in the chorus calling on the provincial government to reduce so-called "shelter taxes" to make home ownership more affordable.