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Thin ice claims life

A 100 Mile House man died Feb. 3 after falling through thin ice and an open water spot while riding his All Terrain Vehicle on Lac La Hache.
Teen fighting double trouble

Teen fighting double trouble

Just like a typical teenager, one Lakewood junior secondary school student liked to sleep a lot.

Wanted: PG Olympic ambassadors

If you are spending time in Vancouver-Whistler during the Olympic Winter Games, Tourism Prince George wants you to join the Prince George Ambassador Team by wearing a "More Than You Can Imagine" button on your jacket and passing them out to others.

Hixon school closure meeting draws a crowd

More than 200 people packed the gymnasium at Hixon elementary school on Tuesday night to register their opposition to the school district's plan to close the school as part of an effort to deal with a $7-million shortfall in this year's budget.

Car seat safety

The proper techniques for installing a child safety seat will be taught at one-on-one sessions in Prince George next week. Each session is about 20 minutes.

Thin ice claims life

A 100 Mile House man died Feb. 3 after falling through thin ice and an open water spot while riding his all terrain vehicle on Lac La Hache.

Bylaws boss hired

A new Bylaw Services manager has been named by the City of Prince George. The municipality has been operating without the bylaws boss for about five months, since Ken Craig left the position. For more, see the Citizen.

RCMP bitten by youth

An RCMP member in Fort St. John was badly bitten by a teenage youth when a struggle ensued during an attempt to arrest the 16-year-old.

PG financial advisor develops investment tool

A portfolio management tool developed by local financial advisor Miles Clyne is being piloted tonight by UNBC students and faculty in a competition that features scholarship prizes for the student winners.

Wood centre announced in throne speech again

Prince George will be the home of a new Wood Innovation and Design Centre the B.C. Liberal government promised in its throne speech delivered Tuesday, the third time they have made the promise in consecutive throne speeches.