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The B.C. government's decision to push Family Day back a week, to the third weekend in February, dealt a blow to business at the province's ski resorts, with a substantial drop in visits during the second weekend of the month.

For the second time in five days, a suspicious incident involving a Heritage Elementary School student has been reported.

The province announced Tuesday that it has entered into confidential talks with BC Hydro and the West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations to find alternatives to a lawsuit against the Site C dam.

Permits for $4.5 million worth of construction were taken out in January, according to a city staff report. The number is down from $6.5 million over the same month last year, but up from $1.8 million reached over January 2017.

A man allegedly tells student to "get in" a white pickup truck

Each of five north-central B.C. communities will receive $25,000 to develop evacuation route plans in the wake of the massive wildfires over the last two summer.

Businesses are teaming up with the Prince George Chamber of Commerce and local post-secondary institutions

Advice on how to get a career off on the right foot will be provided Thursday when an event in advance of the NorthWorks career fair is held at the University of Northern British Columbia. To be held at the Canfor Theatre, 10 a.m.

Applicants looking to create more apartments and subdivisions seek city approval

A man arrested following a home invasion on Monday faces five weapons-related charges.