Farmer’s Markets busy by admin|Published June 26, 2017 The nice weather brought lots of people out to both downtown Farmer’s Markets on Saturday. Kathy Baker delivers a soothing massage for one lucky patron at the downtown Farmer’s Market Saturday. Bill Phillips photo Cooking up the goodies at Jo’s Bannock at the Farmer’s Market Saturday. Bill Phillips photo There was entertainment at the Farmer’s Markets in downtown Prince George Saturday. Bill Phillips photo Lots of interesting items on display at both of the city’s downtown Farmer’s Markets Saturday. Bill Phillips photo Read all about itThree people injured in Boardwalk Apartments fire Construction begins on Prince George long-term care home Boardwalk Apartments on Killoren Crescent on fire Wanted: Jonathan Joseph Eric McKay Cariboo Regional District appoints new fire chiefs across the region LifeLabs workers have new collective agreement Transforming science into service Assistance payments will continue during Canada Post strike B.C. First Nations’ owned company named Canadian Biomass Awards Company of the Year Walk for Alzheimer’s set for May 25 Free transit for cyclists during Go By Bike Week Youth baseball’s lawn tractor stolen Shining a light on the challenges of caregivers Noir Food Services to bring food and beverage services back to Prince George Airport City wins two leadership awards As warmer weather arrives, BC Children’s Hospital issues a seasonal reminder to families about fall risks, as well as preventable weather-related injuries Prince George Chess Club to host summer chess tournaments at Great White Toys Carney, Starmer, and Macron issue joint statement on the situation in Gaza and the West Bank Barkerville launches spring shoulder season May 16- 30 Council supports Human Trafficking Prevention Network of British Columbia COFI pans new provincial Forest Advisory Council New B.C. council launched to support forestry in B.C Coldsnap to Present Eclectic Concert Series Featuring Locarno, Jeremy Dutcher, and Moneka Arabic Jazz Streetlights being replaced along Tabor Boulevard CN Centre hosts Punjabi artist Kulbir Jhinjer
