Postal workers’ rotating strike hits city by admin|Published October 29, 2018 Canadian Union of Postal Workers members walk the picket line in front of the Canada Post office on Fifth Avenue Monday as rotating strikes hit the city. The strike action is for 24 hours. Bill Phillips photo Read all about itTwo arrested following assault Pope Francis comes to visit … and Canada loses its virginity OBITUARY: Ronald Dale DeVorkin Todd Corrigall running for mayor Frances Gobbi named Artist-in-Residence by Community Arts Council Ginter’s Green Forever persuades council to act Tilling up all things Tilley Hall not seeking a third term as mayor Mackenzie man missing Value of papal apology measured in individuals City researching a brand for Prince George that reflects its culture and lifestyle Pick your fruit before bears pick you Papal apology must be the starting point for profound change Tourism Prince George secured $100,000 grant to help bring business events and conferences to city Prince George RCMP sending a safe driving reminder to young drivers RCMP investigating break-in at SPCA shelter Extracting value from wastewater New drug checking machine now available in Prince George Woman wanted on assault charge Education session helps PG residents take first step towards advance care planning
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