Colin Slark
Reporter at Brandon Sun
Municipal reporter @pgcitizen | Formerly at @thebrandonsun | MJ grad @ukings | @UNBC grad | Send me story tips at [email protected].
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3 days ago |
princegeorgecitizen.com | Colin Slark
Representatives from the Downtown Prince George Business Improvement Area told city council at its meeting Monday, June 24, that they hope to launch the security camera pilot project approved last December by the end of the summer. The DBIA covers the portion of downtown Prince George zoned as C1, which extends from Queensway to the east, as far west as Winnipeg Street, as far north as First Avenue and as far south as Patricia Boulevard.
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4 days ago |
princegeorgecitizen.com | Colin Slark
Prince George city council approved up to $30,000 in spending from the major events reserve fund to help prepare for a visit from Special Olympics Canada personnel this October to evaluate the city’s worthiness to host the 2030 Canada Summer Games at its Monday, June 23 meeting. Back in February, council approved a bid for the 2030 Canada Summer Games and authorized up to $400,000 from the reserve in cash and in-kind support should Prince George be selected as the host.
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4 days ago |
princegeorgecitizen.com | Colin Slark
Prince George City Council unanimously approved up to $15,000 in spending so that the CN Centre can host a 30th anniversary event this September at its Monday, June 23 meeting. At the May 26 council meeting, a motion was passed directing staff to prepare a report on the city hosting an anniversary event to commemorate three decades since the former Prince George Multiplex opened on Sept. 28, 1995.
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4 days ago |
princegeorgecitizen.com | Colin Slark
A University Heights multi-family development cleared the last hurdles needed before construction at the Monday, June 23 Prince George city council. Councillors voted unanimously to approve Official Community Plan and zoning amendments that will allow for a 1.91-hectare multi-family housing development to be built at 8640 St. Lawrence Ave.
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4 days ago |
princegeorgecitizen.com | Colin Slark
A College Heights multi-family development cleared the last hurdles needed before construction at the Monday, June 23 Prince George city council. Councillors voted unanimously to approve Official Community Plan and zoning amendments that will allow for a 1.91-hectare multi-family housing development to be built at 8640 St. Lawrence Ave.
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Some personal/professional news: I've returned to my hometown to report for @PGCitizen. I enjoyed my five and a half years in Brandon, but I'm excited to be closer to home.
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