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Colin Dacre

Raised in Surrey BC, graduate of BCIT that moved north to pursue the news. Email me at [email protected] or find me on twitter

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Kids at a disadvantage growing up in the north: report

An extensive provincial report on child and youth health in BC is showing that kids growing up in Northern BC are at a significant disadvantage compared to those in...

Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre burgled

The Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre was hit by thieves Tuesday night. Executive Assistant Chelsay Christian says she made the discovery when she arrived this morning, “the door...

Downtown Prince George license plate recognition system goes active Monday

The City of Prince George’s license plate recognition software will be activated on Monday. The vehicle mounted system will help parking enforcement officer scan upwards of 5,000 license plates...

Prince George RCMP receive 43 firearms during amnesty

The Prince George RCMP say they received 43 firearms and 2 pellet guns during October's gun amnesty. Of the 43 firearms, 8 were handguns, 27 rifles and 8 shotguns....

Missing hunters found

There is a happy ending to the search for two missing hunters in the Quesnel area. RCMP have confirmed that 55-year old Glen Brooker and his 10-year old step-son have...

Prince George RCMP seeking missing man

The Prince George RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a person that has not been seen since in almost a week. 63 year old Barry Prodeahl was reported...

Most successful First Nations are pro-development: Fraser Institute

The Fraser Institute is out with a new study on the standard of living for First Nations communities in Canada. Under the federal government's Community Well-Being Index, a significant...

SD57 looking for more ‘predictable’ funding

The Prince George School Board is asking for for more consistent and predictable funding. In a presentation to government’s Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services as a part...

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BC Supreme Court throws out First Nations Site C challenge

The BC Supreme Court has thrown out a challenge by the Prophet River First Nation and West Moberly First...

Woman recovering in hospital after allegedly jumping from car

A local woman is recovering in hospital after allegedly jumping from a moving vehicle this weekend. On Saturday morning at...

Search on for overdue hunters in Quesnel

UPDATE: Both the boy and his step-father have been found. The search is on for an overdue hunter and...

UNBC Undergraduate Society facing financial turmoil

The UNBC Northern Undergraduate Student is facing a period of deep austerity as it struggles to balance its books. An...

Prince George businesses ‘cautiously optimistic’: City

The City of Prince George says business optimism is high in the city. The City's economic development department...

Prince George RCMP searching liquor store robbery suspect

The Prince George RCMP are asking the public for help tracking down a man wanted in connection to a...

‘Prolific offender’ in custody following break and enter

The Prince George RCMP say they’ve put a prolific offender behind bars, following a break and enter. On Wednesday...

Prince George RCMP arrest and charge ‘priority offender’

The Prince George RCMP say they have arrested one of their ‘priority offenders’, who will appear in court later...

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Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Wednesday, August 20th

MLB:  Toronto Blue Jays  7  Pittsburgh Pirates  3

Downtown PG hopes to have security camera pilot project up and running by winter

Prince George's security camera pilot project in the downtown area could be coming online this year.  During today's (Tuesday) Standing Committee on Public Safety, Downtown PG Executive Director Chrisie Berry provided a brief update on the project. 

City Manager expenses to be reported on in closed Council meetings

Prince George City Council reported on their expenses for the first half of the year at last night's (Monday) meeting.  Council members are required to submit a brief written report summarizing all expenses incurred. 

Most British Columbians report seeing dangerous driving in school zones, survey finds

A survey by the British Columbia Automobile Association finds most British Columbians have witnessed dangerous driving in school zones. 

PG Public Library hosting Touch a Truck end of this week

The Prince George Public Library's Touch a Truck will be at Canada Games Plaza on Friday.

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