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Lower mainland gangs causing increased crime in Prince George

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Prince George has a large drug market due to its transient population. The illegal drug trade has seen an increase in chemicals, like fentanyl. The RCMP have seen some success recently, including a drug bust earlier this month that seized more than two kilograms of cocaine and meth, and a separate bust which seized 10 thousand pills.

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D’Lanos Restaurant ceasing operations at end of May : My Prince George Now

A longtime Prince George restaurant is closing its doors after 44 years. In a social media post, the owners and management of D’Lanos announced it will be ceasing operations at the end of May. The restaurant noted gift certificates will be honoured until their last day of operations. The post D’Lanos Restaurant ceasing operations at end of May appeared first on My Prince George Now.

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Lower mainland gangs causing increased crime in Prince George

PRINCE GEORGE – Since the New Year began Prince George has seen no shortage of crime, as in that time span there has been four homicides, an armed carjacking, an armed robbery, and more. Well known criminologist Robert Gordon, a Professor Emeritus at Simon Fraser University, says lower mainland gangs are playing a big role in this increase. He explains this is due to lower mainland gangs moving north to take advantage of an active drug market. “…

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D’Lanos Restaurant ceasing operations at end of May : My Prince George Now

D’Lanos Restaurant ceasing operations at end of May : My Prince George Now

Lower mainland gangs causing increased crime in Prince George

Lower mainland gangs causing increased crime in Prince George

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