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Jail time for repeat impaired driver in Prince George court

Jail time for repeat impaired driver in Prince George court

Already banned from driving, he was caught and arrested again
Prince George Fire Rescue plans to convert pickup truck to medical unit

Prince George Fire Rescue plans to convert pickup truck to medical unit

Chief predicts quicker medical responses and better utilization of firefighting equipment
Medical calls rarely detain Prince George firefighters from responding to fires: Report

Medical calls rarely detain Prince George firefighters from responding to fires: Report

Safety committee hears how firefighters work with paramedics on the front lines
Council tops up Santa Claus parade funds

Council tops up Santa Claus parade funds

The parade begins Dec. 1 at noon
Planned Prince George power outage tonight rescheduled, another cancelled

Planned Prince George power outage tonight rescheduled, another cancelled

Originally set for 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., the outage will now begin an hour later at 11 p.m. and last until 5 a.m.
Foundry gets boost for youth mental health services from Prince George Ford

Foundry gets boost for youth mental health services from Prince George Ford

The $40,000 will allow for a 'deeper level of support'
Prince George council, two CUPE locals ratify new contract

Prince George council, two CUPE locals ratify new contract

The 600 city workers will receive a 5% retroactive raise for this year, 5% in 2025 and 4% in 2026
Police release photo of suspect in $1,000 theft from vehicle

Police release photo of suspect in $1,000 theft from vehicle

Prince George RCMP are looking for a man in connection with the theft of items from a vehicle on Monday, Nov. 18 in a parking lot on the 300 block of Victoria Street.
Six people in hospital after Prince George crash

Six people in hospital after Prince George crash

Injuries range from moderate to severe
Todd Whitcombe: New (or maybe old) thinking is needed to fix housing in Prince George

Todd Whitcombe: New (or maybe old) thinking is needed to fix housing in Prince George

Housing remains a focal issue for the public at large