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Venezuela could be in for grudging but peaceful handover of power

Venezuela could be in for grudging but peaceful handover of power

It is imaginable - not certain, but certainly possible - that Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's strongman ruler since 1998, will lose the presidential election on 7 October.
More than his father's son

More than his father's son

Trudeaumania is back and the 2012/13 vintage looks to be as potent as the 1968/69 iteration, when all you had to say was "Pierre" and everyone knew who you were talking about.
Cheaper to truck it in

Cheaper to truck it in

I just came back from a trip to the Kootenays. I paid as little as $1.21 and as much as $1.29 until I got back to Prince George and had to pay $1.38.9. Why? They make gas here but everywhere else we went, they truck it in. Bill Dwyer Prince George
Where was the Fogerty coverage?

Where was the Fogerty coverage?

The John Forgerty concert last Tuesday had to be one of the best Prince George has seen. He was nothing less than fantastic. At 67 he still has his incredible voice that didn't crack or miss a single note.
Obama overflows with cool

Obama overflows with cool

When a bunch of journalists get together and maybe have a cocktail or two, the question will at some point come up. What person living or dead would you love to interview? It's an inevitable query.
Trying to make streets safer

Trying to make streets safer

As busy as our city by-law officers are enforcing all those city rules, they will now be coming to our dead-end street to see if I put out my "Slow -- children playing sign".
Getting ready for the holidays

Getting ready for the holidays

Clarence and Charlotte Lapp are both now 82 years young and just recently celebrated 60 years of marriage. They both moved to Prince George in the early 1950's. Charlotte arrived in 1950 and worked as a school teacher at Reid Lake.
It's all geek to me

It's all geek to me

Slightly Skewed
The case for space

The case for space

On Saturday Canada marked the 50th anniversary of the becoming a space-faring nation. Canada launched the Alouette-1 satellite on Sept. 29, 1962, in partnership with NASA, from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
Federal forestry plan focuses on jobs

Federal forestry plan focuses on jobs

The Harper government is focused on what matters to Canadians - jobs, growth and long-term prosperity.