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Weekend break & enter reports

Prince George RCMP were kept hopping over the Mother's Day weekend with 10 Break and Enter reports received from a number of residences .

NCLGA endorses resolutions

Delegates to the North Central Local Government Association endorsed resolutions from the Fraser-Fort George Regional District during their annual general meeting in Smithers last week.

Airport making progress on securing deals for next phase of development

Deals could be in place by as early as July to improve the airport's fuel supply and warehousing capabilities, Prince George Airport Authority chief executive office John Gibson said Saturday.

Work to begin on lab renovation at hospital

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Saturday to mark the start renovations to the lab and medical imaging services at the University Hospital of Northern B.C.

Waldie earns award

Prince George's Les Waldie was awarded the fellow certified human resources professional designation by the B.C. Human Resources Management Association last week.

Softwood lumber drops to zero in June

B.C. softwood lumber producers will no longer pay an export tax to ship their products to the U.S. beginning June 1.

Upper Fraser rated dry due to low snowpack

A lack of late season snowpack in the Upper Fraser drainage basin has raised some concern about a lack of water.

Solar Days house coming to city

A Prince George home outfitted with solar-powered water-heating system will be among the 30 across B.C. to be showcased during B.C. Solar Days at the end of this month.

Journey to Canada

When people in other lands immigrate to Canada it's a journey they never forget.

Former city planner dies

Prince George has lost one of its prominent pioneer architects and city planners. Desmond John Parker died May 3 following a lengthy illness at Parkside Care Home where he resided. He was 79. A memorial service will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at St.