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Fire at Fort George Baptist Church
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all the fires in this town as of late is getting a little concerning......no actually a lot concerning......
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Hmmmm ... I wonder if this is the work of another Fire Bug..???? Like the one woman who started a fire at 7-11 on 15th/central dew weeks ago or the one who lit Several fires all the way down Victoria st from 15th to 20th Ave. If so this is wayyy beyond ENUFF!!!! THESE G DAMN Homeless n Addicts are out of control. When are the people gonna say " THAT'S ENOUGH! WE'VE HAD ENOUGH " These people are ruining everything they touch. Don't even deserve housing cuz they burn those places down too. Dont believe me, look at the old Knights Inn or now the old North Star Inn/Connaught Inn. Not even done yet and boarded up broken windows, fires, calls for police and ppl with guns ffs. Im so sick of being hostage in my own town, HOW ABOUT YOU?
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Terrible .. and sad. On another note anyone else notice the difference in the color of the side walk in front of St Vincent's on 2nd Ave compared to surrounding side walks ? Someone should swab that area, looks like a breeding ground for a pandemic.
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Thank you so much Jacquie, for your kind assistance to my Wife. She is doing OK. Bruises and a black eye. You are special. Kindly Tony
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To the average person. Insurance companies aren’t in it to break even. They are for profit. Every fire affects everyone’s premiums. Owners, renters, non profits, residential or commercial. In a world full of rising costs this one can be stopped. Our politicians just need to grow a pair and stop bending to social warriors.
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In Canada over the last 3-4 years over 100 churches have had fires ….
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Thank you graduates for all your hard work & discipline. Best wishes with your medical residencies & fellowship training. Fantastic to see many going into family rural medicine. And an impressive array of specialities being entered into as well.. Another shining example of UNBC “punching above its weight.”
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Thank you volunteers for picking up litter. Awesome! One of the many volunteering tasks one can participate in to make our PG better. An example to all. Thank you again.
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Amazing work and community being built there. Every school could learn a lot from them ❤️
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Got to love good samaritans
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Great volunteering effort ! Participated in that a few times and the amount of refuse at Carrie Jane Grey Park was always a lot.YRB is doing an awesome job cleaning our highways too, and two weeks ago cleaned off the Simon Fraser bridge and did a great job. The next day a driver scattered chunks of broken styrofoam all over the cleaned bridge.A driver with no civic pride .
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Politicians are not the only people responsible for creating an atmosphere where this sort of crime occurs. How about a society whereby people spent as much time volunteering as they do with casual screen time? Numerous positive interactions with others would surely decrease crime. Instead of spending time watching that “important” game spend time with that teenager who is alone evenings due to a working single mother. That sort of thing makes young man less likely to become a firebug years later. That sort of thing times whatever would be amazing. Sitting on the sidelines barking at the moon does nothing. To paraphrase a famous quote: “ask not what your politicians can do for you; ask what you & others can do for your community.”
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This is a great idea, first responders deserve recognition. It’s wild we live in a time where activists target the police, but say nothing about the horrible abuse and crime being carried out by criminals. Its not hard to figure out that legions of criminals have a profound effect on the public, than a handful of corrupt police. I just wish we would see tangible progress being made to protect first responders. It’s pathetic we live in a country that facilitates career criminals. Letting these people to endlessly commit crimes with a nothing but a slap on the wrist, only emboldens them and further endangers the public and the health and safety of first responders. Some of these people have dozens of convictions and they continue their spree with no intent to stop. They should be locked up permanentlyThe craziest thing is reducing peoples sentences because of trauma. So they can get out and continue to traumatize the same people
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Come to lovely Prince George....oops
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If every school and community had the same funding they did, they could implement some of the learnings.
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I see this sort of thing as very important. Inspires youth. Not always easy for students to see the relevance of lot in schools. Programs like this can inspire & motivate students in all parts of their lives: school, possible careers, becoming a more thoughtful & caring person. Well done for those participating & for those who develop these sort of programs.
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the sad part is the scrap dealer who buy this metal has to know or at least should know it is stolen.if there was no buyer the thefts would stop.... start ID'ing the scrap sellers,,,,, proof of address and proof of where they got the metal....if they can't produce it don't buy the metal...
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Difficult circumstances & Mr Malgunas still has a positive outlook exemplified with the comment “PG has one of the biggest hearts for a city.” Wonderful. An example to all. A business worth supporting once up & running again.
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Impressive school no doubt. “feels like we’re all family here” says a lot. . . . positive comment DD22? Nice. More please.
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Quite a humorous story but not really when you realize its PG taxpayers picking up the tab for these international holidays taken by Mayor and council members.No Chinese investments in PG and region have ever come from any of these five star holiday extravaganzas.All that's been delivered is a bunch of verbal exchanges and meaningless signed papers.Mayor Colin Kinsley visited China decades ago....does anyone know where that chopstick factory is ?
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