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Regional district approves $50K in grants

Regional district approves $50K in grants

The 10 grants cover everything from new tables to skating rink upgrades in the district's rural area.
Looking back at the wonderful people of Prince George 2024

Looking back at the wonderful people of Prince George 2024

Reporter Christine Dalgleish revisits the people she met in 2024
Mercury expected to plunge for Ness Lake Polar Bear Dip

Mercury expected to plunge for Ness Lake Polar Bear Dip

High for Wednesday only expected to reach -12 C, but all systems go for 24th annual Ness Lake Bible Camp fundraiser
Photos: Early New Year’s celebrations at Prince George Public Library

Photos: Early New Year’s celebrations at Prince George Public Library

Kids got to boogie at the free event
Pineview busiest rural fire department in November

Pineview busiest rural fire department in November

Year-to-date statistics show that Beaverly Fire/Rescue has been the busiest overall in the Regional District of Fraser Fort-George.
Rogers switches on five new cellular towers along Highway of Tears

Rogers switches on five new cellular towers along Highway of Tears

Network improvements on Highway 16 corridor from Prince George to Prince Rupert leaves just two remaining gaps along 720 km stretch of road
Judge refuses to hear application to switch house arrest sentence to curfew

Judge refuses to hear application to switch house arrest sentence to curfew

Tyler Ian Curtis was the driver in a fatal 2021 crash on Foothills Boulevard
Prince George Community Foundation wraps up another year of giving

Prince George Community Foundation wraps up another year of giving

The organization celebrates more than $1 million in grants as it heads into its 30th year
Hospital district takes early look at 2025 budget

Hospital district takes early look at 2025 budget

As of the end of November, the district had only paid out about $9.1 million of its $24 million in approved grants.
New opposition leader aims to champion natural resources

New opposition leader aims to champion natural resources

John Rustad says he'll use his position to help forestry and mining