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Downtown apartment building nearing completion

Downtown apartment building nearing completion

Quebec Street House features 36 units, located across from the Canfor Leisure Pool.
Humboldt Broncos crash survivor speaking in Prince George

Humboldt Broncos crash survivor speaking in Prince George

Kaleb Dahlgren was one of 13 people to survive the deadly bus crash on April 6, 2018.
Prince George businessman running for mayor

Prince George businessman running for mayor

Chris Wood is the CEO of Brazen Jester Studios, which produces film and video game content.
Booze being rationed at BC Liquor Stores

Booze being rationed at BC Liquor Stores

Restrictions will apply to all products except for beer.
UBC project to aid mineral exploration in Prince George region

UBC project to aid mineral exploration in Prince George region

One area of interest in the province is between Williams Lake and Mackenzie, where the Quesnel terrane is largely buried beneath thick glacial sediments.
Area MP calls for a Northern B.C. passport office

Area MP calls for a Northern B.C. passport office

The challenges passport delays are causing for Canadians are even more pronounced for northerners.
Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs stop in Prince George to finish Canada-wide tour

Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs stop in Prince George to finish Canada-wide tour

Chief Na’moks speaks to the continued opposition against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project
Robber fires bear spray at store employees

Robber fires bear spray at store employees

Suspect made off with $1,400 worth of goods from 1900-block Victoria Street store
MLA Rustad stands by comments after removal from B.C. Liberal caucus

MLA Rustad stands by comments after removal from B.C. Liberal caucus

Step taken after MLA for Nechako-Lakes shared comments from "climate change denier"
Regional district backing study on economic impact of vet shortage

Regional district backing study on economic impact of vet shortage

The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is providing $5,000 towards a study being launched by the B.C. Cattlemen’s Association.