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Former Quesnel Mayor’s wife loses defamation case against Quesnel City Councillor

A defamation case filed by Pat Morton, wife of former Quesnel Mayor Ron Paull, against City Councillor Laurey-Anne Roodenburg has been dismissed.

RCMP helicopters can now livestream footage to officers on the ground

RCMP helicopters in B.C. can now stream live video from the air directly to a police intelligence centre, giving officers on the ground real-time information as incidents unfold.

Prince George Airport issues travel advisory for passengers connecting to the U.S.

Amid the Federal Aviation Administration halting takeoffs across the United States, the Prince George Airport Authority issued a travel advisory for connecting passengers.

Tech issue grounds flights across U.S., causing disruptions at B.C. airports

A telecommunications outage in U.S. air traffic control has halted flights across the United States, causing delays and cancellations at B.C. airports.

‘The Game’s Afoot’ hitting the stage at Theatre NorthWest

Prince George's Theatre NorthWest unveiled its upcoming comedy-thriller set to take place next week.

UPDATE: FAA lifts nationwide departure halt after communications outage

The Federal Aviation Administration halted takeoffs across the United States Friday after an outage disrupted air traffic control communications nationwide.

CentreBC leader Elenore Sturko steps aside after party shut out in provincial election

Elenore Sturko is stepping down as leader of CentreBC after less than two months in the role and is leaving partisan politics.

Federal government puts $200 million into Woodfibre LNG

Ottawa is putting $200 million into the Woodfibre LNG export plant near Squamish.

Primetime Wrestling returns to the Civic Centre this weekend

After a successful showing at the CN Centre, Primetime Wrestling returns to the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre.

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