Newsline 250-552-6477 Read all about itCOVID-19: B.C. sees 525 new cases; 79 in Northern Health region Trudeau wins, but does he have a mandate? Not even close Take Back the Night march set for Thursday Free support programs for local tourism businesses available Sixth annual Climb for Cancer raises almost $50,000 for the Kordyban Lodge Zimmer wins Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies riding Doherty wins Cariboo-Prince George riding COVID-19: B.C. reports 1,692 new cases over the weekend; 345 in Northern Health area Man charged in connection with EconoLodge fire that killed three Critical nursing shortage at Fort St. John hospital Vandals hit Fort St. James National Historic Site Improved traffic safety for pedestrians on major thoroughfare UNBC hosting Truth and Reconciliation Talking Circle Crime Stoppers’ Shred It event this Saturday at PGSS Yes, we’re free – free to make decisions for the good of all society Cougars outlast Blazers in a 7-6 shootout win Saturday Candidates issue joint statement encouraging everyone to get vaccinated Should Elections Canada use Diocese office space? Police seek public’s help locating wanted man City brings back Titan’s Den LUMBER (WSPF-2X4) – $1048 -17.8%DOUGLAS FIR GREEN – $1,375 -2.83%CANADIAN SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD – $1,539 +0.00Canadian Dollar – $1.24 (USD) ELECTION 2021: Conservative candidate Bob ZimmerELECTION 2021: Liberal candidate Garth FrizzellElection 2021: In conversation with Leigh Hunsinger-ChangELECTION 2021: NDP candidates Audrey McKinnon and Cory Longley Our Town Take Back the Night march set for Thursday Crime Stoppers’ Shred It event this Saturday at PGSS Volunteers needed for 2021 Climb for Cancer and community event COVID-19 isolates Fraser-Fort George residents living with dementia Best Damn Music Festival postponed due to reinstated COVID-19 restrictions Taking early learning outside Multiple myeloma march set for September 18 Only three weeks left to register and fundraise for the 2021 Climb for Cancer Labour Day celebrations take on a different look this year Festival of Trees set to return November 26 Calendar Advertise Journalism
