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 itUNBC launches Northern Baccalaureate Nursing Program ELECTION 2021: In conversation with Conservative candidate Bob Zimmer COVID-19: B.C. reports 661 new cases; 62 in Northern Health area Police seek public’s help locating wanted woman Warrington, Polillo take over top school board positions following resignations of Derrick and Valimohamed Team Brewer beats Team Hamhuis to capture Rob Charney Cup Some amusing items from the week Lheidli T’enneh seek ministerial order to re-route Enbridge pipeline COVID-19: Province reports 677 new cases; 99 in Northern Health area Province provides funds to help hire more health care workers in the North Roadwork occurring across the city this month Work being conducted at Ginter’s Meadow, trail will remain open COVID-19: B.C. sees 1,984 new cases over the weekend; 294 in Northern Health area First degree murder charge laid against Prince George woman School District 57 chair, vice-chair resign following special advisors report OPINION: Elections Canada use of Diocese office space unacceptable ELECTION 2021: In conversation with Green candidate Leigh Hunsinger-Chang Scholar examining brain aging and related diseases Volunteers needed for 2021 Climb for Cancer and community event City seeking public input on housing needs
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