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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT STATEMENT The Province's Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement (CVSE) branch, in co-operation with local law enforcement, will be out in strength this summer to ensure commercial vehicles operating in northern B.C.

Asia Pacific Twinning Program Jiangmen Delegation - Council Contingent: Council has authorized a delegation to travel to Jiangmen, Guangdong Province, China, in September to meet with officials representing the government, education, tourism, and bus

Takla Landing RCMP is asking for the public's help in locating 62-year-old Roy French. French was last seen July 9 at the Petro Canada Service Station in Fort St. James on Hwy 27.

There's a new trend in how people choose to go skydiving for the first time, said Barry Cyr, co-owner of SkydiveBC North. More people are choosing to take the leap while attached to a more experienced jumper.

EDMONTON - Travis Edward Vader, a person of interest in the case of an elderly Alberta couple missing for two weeks, has been arrested by Edmonton RCMP on outstanding warrants.

The YMCA day camp, Campy Kanannaq, rated 79 per cent in overall satisfaction in a National YMCA report. Located on Nukko Lake, Camp Kanannaq offers a traditional camp experience, minus the overnight stay.

The City of Prince George will have road rehabilitation crews on University Way from Monday through Wednesday. The project involves the southbound lanes from 15th Avenue up to the Shane Creek Bridge.

The Lheidli T'enneh are on the verge of voting again on the treaty they rejected three years ago.

The south bound lanes of University Way are getting what the City of Prince George called road rehabilitation worth $573,000 from 15th Avenue to Shane Creek Bridge, which is 2.490 lane kms.

The Downtown Business Improvement Association members took their time reviewing a development incentive report, but they have now come out swinging at it. The report, commissioned by city council, was written by Neilson-Welch/Leftside Partners.