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For the first time in many years the Royal Canadian Legion will honour Mother's Day with a brunch buffet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 9 at the Legion Branch 43 on Seventh Ave. Tickets are $10 each and no advance is required.

From providing space for new tenants to meeting a city zoning requirement to improving the looks to addressing liability concerns a number of factors prompted the conversion of a tennis court into a parking lot at Highland Community Centre, says scho

Pam Tobin, with the project management office of Northern Cancer Control Strategy, will offer an over view of how NCCS aims to enhance cancer control outcomes in northern B.C.

The rubber that's become too old to hit the road will be gladly accepted by the Fraser-Fort George Regional District this Saturday when a "tire roundup" will be held at the CN Centre parking lot, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Salvation Army is holding a dinner later this month to thank its many supporters.

RCMP at Burns Lake have been kept busy recently attending to incidents involving moving trains. On April 26 police were called by CN police about a group of youth standing on Highway 35 over pass and throwing rocks down on the moving train.

BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation will honour more than 30 police officers of the Northern Region of B.C. during a ceremony in Prince George.

Prince George RCMP called in the Explosive Disposal Unit on April 29th to deal with dynamite sticks discovered in a local shed.

A six-day self-management program is designed especially for those with arthritis and fibromyalgia to set goals, create plans, understand treatments and learn ways to cope with the pain.

James Allen Prince, 55, of Prince George, was charged with two counts of sexual assault after two young females reported to RCMP they had been inappropriately touched by an older male at the Four Seasons pool Saturday at about 4:45 p.m.