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The 21st annual Pride Day Festival and Parade held on Saturday looked a bit different this year compared to the first few that were held in Prince George.

It was all about inclusivity as one family made sure to attend both the Pride Parade as well as the BMO KidzArt Dayz Saturday in downtown Prince George.

The Miss World Canada competition is a national platform for most, but Angela Han has international aspirations. The Prince George resident recently won the title of Miss Northern British Columbia World during preliminary qualifying in Vancouver.

There was a fire reported Saturday at about 6:30 a.m. in the 1900 block of Redwood St. Three Prince George Fire Rescue crews responded. The first crew to arrive found an older single story home with light smoke coming from a basement window.

Civil legal action could be in the cards over the death of a College of New Caledonia student who was struck and killed by an allegedly drunk driver on Highway 97. Local resident T.J.

During the last Citizen poll the question was "who do you think will win the World Cup?" With 28 per cent and 158 votes in the lead is Brazil (oops... they lost Friday to Belgium), with Portugal (oops...

Some businesses naturally have less access to customers. They may not have a storefront, they may be home-based, they might have part-time proprietors, or sell that which doesn't lend well to everyday commercial vending.

With a gaping hole still in the road at the corner of Winnipeg and Carney, the city said the cause of the recurring sinkhole is still under investigation.

The Stone Creek to Williams Road highway construction project, which joins two Cariboo Connector four-lane projects, will be completed this fall, according to the Ministry of Transportation website.

The University of Northern B.C. is asking the public to steer clear of the Wabooz Garden for the time being after a mother deer chose the spot to give birth to two fawns on Thursday morning.