Last week was a busy one for elected officials in Prince George as the City hosted the North Central Local Government Association (NCLGA) Annual General Meeting.
The City of Prince George, the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation, and the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George will be hosting the North Central Local Government Association's Annual General Meeting at the Civic Centre May 20-22.
At this week's meeting, City Council approved a resolution to be submitted, involving closure allowances for major industrial and electrical properties.Â
The NCLGA is a non-profit, non-partisan association comprised of elected officials in North Central B.C., and works to advocate local priorities to higher levels of government.
The NCLGA is a non-profit, non-partisan association comprised of elected officials in North Central B.C., and works to advocate local priorities to higher levels of government.Â
"When you play against a really good hockey team you have to have everybody going. If you don't have everybody going, it's going to look like that," Lamb said.  "It's just a compete factor, having guys on the same page, some guys were in, some guys were out, and it wasn't consistent."
Kim started in all 15 games in which he appeared and recording two goals and one assist. Across 58 career appearances, he has started every contest and has totalled five goals and seven assists for 12 points.
The wind didn't stop the more than thousand residents gathered for the Remembrance Day Ceremony parade, and Cenotaph Ceremony, paying respects to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we have today (Wednesday).