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A group of former graduates of Mackenzie secondary school have issued an invitation to all grads from 1980 to 1989 to gather in the town that was carved out of the forest almost 45 years ago.

B.C. wood products have already been getting exposure in Mongolia. Now, a delegation from the Asian country has travelled to British Columbia to view wood-producing facilities and construction techniques first hand.

A group of former graduates of Mackenzie secondary school have issued an invitation to all grads from 1980 to 1989 to gather in the town that was carved out of the forest almost 45 years ago.

This is the time of year where New Year's fitness resolutions start to lose their luster.

For the last nine years Chances Are you'd find a consignment boutique above Books & Company. After two years at Third and Dominion, Colleen Dyson thought it was time to move to a higher elevation at 1685 Third Avenue.

From Prince George Provincial Court Feb. 12 Kyle G. Wilson was issued a $500 six-month surety to keep the peace in relation to a charge of assault. Trevor C.

Prince George's three independent schools emerged the top achievers in the Fraser Institute's annual grading of elementary schools' academic performance. With a score of 8.

Nadia Herold of Tomslake, B.C. became the owner of a $376,000 show home Sunday night. The 61-year-old retiree was the grand prize winner in the Prince George Spruce Kings show home lottery. Herold's $100 ticket, No.

The Olympics has had a tangible effect on the Prince George Airport. Already, with the winter games only a few days old, YXS is seeing a burst of action, and most of it is clad in the red, white and black of the 2010 fans' garb.

Canada's medal-winning athletes will receive a little something extra upon stepping onto the podium during the Olympic Winter Games -- a Canadian flag neatly folded into a box made by a Prince George craftsman out of blue stained pine.