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City officials swear there are no plans for the land they just bought - the Prince George Hotel and adjacent parking lot - but mists of evidence are accumulating that there is a definite plan underneath the transaction and always has been.

The thud of the petition demanding the repaving of Continental Way was still echoing off of city council's desk when the municipality agreed to do it.

The Downtown Business Improvement Association has nine new names on its board of directors following the organization's annual general meeting on Tuesday night.

Cpl. Darren Fitzpatrick, 21, was laid to rest in Prince George cemetery Tuesday. He died in an Edmonton hospital after being injured by an improvised explosive device on March 6 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan.

Today KPMG released the 2010 Competitive Alternatives Study, the recognized international business location report produced every two years, and it showed that Prince George ranked as the most competitive place to do business amongst 13 cities in the

A man with a gun walked into the mobile home park adjacent to Correlieu senior secondary in Quesnel at about 1:52 p.m. Monday. Police attended immediately and located the male suspect as he approached the edge of the school parking lot.

The predicted concentrations of fine particulate air pollution in the Prince George airshed are dominated by dust emissions, particularly from on-road vehicles, conclude the latest draft results of an extensive computer modelling study.

Cpl. Darren Fitzpatrick, 21, was laid to rest in Prince George cemetery Tuesday. He died in an Edmonton hospital after being injured by an improvised explosive device on March 6 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan.

A copy of Mililtary Chaplain Captain Father Jean El Dahdouh's sermon during the burial of Corporal Darren Fitzpatrick on Tuesday, March 30.

The fate of 14 schools and the French immersion program will be decided tonight when school district trustees determine which will be closed and reconfigured. The meeting is set for 6 p.m.