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Woman stabbed on Pine Street

A local woman was stabbed in the 2000 block of Pine Street Tuesday at about 10 p.m. Paramedics were called to tend to the 21-year-old female victim, who was transported to the University Hospital of Northern B.C. with non-life threatening injuries.

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Air quality a priority in Millar Addition

Possible homicide

Prince George RCMP are responding to an early Wednesday call from the Blackwater area of a possible homicide. RCMP Cst. Gary Godwin, media liaison, said police have located a deceased man who appears to have been stabbed.
School district's shortfall down by $1.8 million

School district's shortfall down by $1.8 million

Trustees have a shallower hole to dig the school district out of as a result of updated budget allocation figures from the Ministry of Education. They're now looking at a shortfall of $5.
New Duchess Park Secondary School draws rave reviews

New Duchess Park Secondary School draws rave reviews

Replacing its 55-year-old predecessor across the way, the new Duchess Park Secondary School produced plenty of "wow" from students and teachers alike when its doors were opened for the first time on Tuesday.

Diana and Kathy

The story of special friendship between two people that some would see as profoundly disabled will be told on the film Body and Soul: Diana and Kathy. It's part of the Travelling Film Festival to be shown at 12:10 p.m.

REAPS 100-Foot Diet

It is time to put winter day-dreams into action. The Prince George 100-Foot Diet (Growing Food in You Back Yard) event presented by REAPS is March 27 from 9 a.m. until noon at Cedars Christian school, 701 North Nechako Road.

West Fraser completes timber rights purchase

West Fraser says it has completed the purchase of timber cutting rights from Weyerhaeuser following a lengthy regulatory review. West Fraser, a B.C.-based company, has extensive operations in northern B.C.

Stabbing on Quebec Street

A man was stabbed in the upper arm early Monday as he walked along Quebec Street in Prince George. The victim told police he heard the sound of breaking glass, and was then struck with what he believes was a broken bottle.

Theatre show to 'Headline' in Vanderhoof

The drama of diversity takes the stage in Vanderhoof this week. Headlines Theatre is led by director David Diamond. It is one of B.C.