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Sentence for the 2008 manslaughter of a Princeton man finally received.

Tony Ellis and Ian Wilson began their day by volunteering to transport building supplies for trail work. The day ended with the discovery of the wreckage of the helicopter that had been missing for four days.

Policing contract talks hit new level of brinkmanship

The Riverside Centre hosted an Open House for Area H residents to come see and learn about what the committee for the official community plan had been up to.

BC Ferries CEO David Hahn is leaving his post at the end of the year, part of a cost-cutting move that freezes salaries and reduces other executive salaries as the province's ferry service endures a slowdown in traffic.

Governor General David Johnston began his first official visit to B.C. Monday, carrying on an 800-year tradition by presenting a new coat of arms and flag to the B.C. Sheriff Service.

Premier Christy Clark has shuffled her cabinet lineup before the legislature reopens next week, replacing Burnaby-Lougheed MLA Harry Bloy with Surrey-Panorama MLA Stephanie Cadieux as social development minister.

Premier Christy Clark unveiled the details of her jobs plan at a Vancouver Board of Trade luncheon today, including a target to have eight new mines in operation by 2015. The B.C. Jobs Plan also promises an upgrade to the Deltaport shipping facility by 2014, in addition to improvements to the Prince Rupert port announced earlier in the week.

Fall is upon the community, but it is not without its warm sunny days and reasons to stay outdoors and enjoy a bike ride or walk. The Vermilion Trails Society is especially glad that the weather has been cooperative for a recent project along the Kettle Valley Rail Trail within town limits.

On September 12, 2011 a Princeton resident turned over a full set of golf clubs including a carry bag to the Princeton RCMP.