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PG Chambers sees some interest in China trip

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce is continuing to get ready to head to China. This fall, the chamber is planning a familiarization tour to the country to introduce Prince George residents to its culture, history and people. CEO Christie Ray says this is part of the cities ongoing efforts to build relationships with China.

Ray says so far they have 11 people signed up to go on the Chamber’s China trip. An information session is being held on Wednesday at the Chamber office for people to learn more about the excursion.

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