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Police allege two men broke into the store and stole a knife and bear bangers

A spawning sockeye salmon makes its way up the Adams River in Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park in this file photo. Anglers planning to catch salmon in local waters this weekend are happily leaving their fishing poles at home after the Department of Fisheries and Oceans announced a fishing ban on all salmon species until further notice. "Good," said Mo Bradley of the Kamloops and District Fish and Game Association on hearing the news. "The DFO says 'There's no more salmon fishery.' I say OK. They're closing it for one reason and that's to enhance the population later." O...

Description of the possible culprit from the first incident was limited to someone dressed in black riding a bicycle. But surveillance image from the second one showed a male wearing a black balaclava, a camouflage green jacket, dark-coloured pants and thick, light brown and yellow mittens. Entry was gained by smashing through the front door in both instances. Read Related Topics © Copyright Prince George Citizen

Police respond to pair of downtown break-ins SHARE ON: RCMP sign. (Vista Radio file photo) The Prince George RCMP responded to a couple of break-ins in the early morning hours of Monday morning. The first incident occurred at 2:50 am on 1249 4th Ave at Walk Rite shoes when police were notified that the front door was broken into with a hole large enough for a person to enter. RCMP attended the scene within minutes but were unable to locate the suspect that stole $200 from the till and possibly some shoes. Security claims they saw a person dressed in all black riding a bicycle in the area but...