Tidbits from around town – June 8

by admin|Published June 8, 2017

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• • Seasonal park closures come early
  • Grace Dove stars in Monkey Beach
  • Most flu clinics will start in early November
  • Canada West cancels basketball, volleyball, hockey, rugby 7s seasons
  • A tale of two voters: Shifting dynamics tighten BC Election race in its final days
  • COVID-19: Four hundred ninety-nine new cases in B.C. over past three days
  • Houston assault case turns into homicide investigation
  • City snow plows hitting the streets
  • Our leaderless campaign
  • Peden Hill traffic snarled this morning due to overnight snowfall
  • Shay Bulmer of Vanderhoof new president of CHBA
  • Police seek public’s help locating parolee who skipped curfew
  • Liberals say UHNBC surgical tower, Cariboo Connector part of infrastructure plan
  • Police seek public’s help location parolee who missed curfew
  • COVID-19: Case count in Canada reaches 196,321
  • Goaltender Jordan Fairlie commits to the Spruce Kings
  • When guilt is acknowledged, forgiveness can be earned
  • Sean Robson runs for Libertarian Party in Prince George-Valemount
  • Raymond Rodgers runs for Libertarian Party in Prince George-Mackenzie
  • COVID-19: One hundred fifty-five new cases in B.C.; Northern Health area total now at 350