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Residents in the Hart may notice cloudy water for a few hours each day over the next few weeks as the city flushes watermains in the area to remove sediment from the system.

The City and Lheidli T'enneh are marking the unveiling of Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park Pavilion with four days of activities and events, starting on National Indigenous Peoples Day. A grand opening ceremony will be held on Thurs.

The top ranked Canadian figure skaters in each Olympic discipline are coming to Prince George. Together.

Rain put a damper on a car wash to raise money for the Law Enforcement Torch Run to support Special Olympics BC, but not before $850 was raised.

The City of Prince George and BC Transit are offering free fare all day long during Clean Air Day on Wednesday.

Firefighters from four halls were called out Friday night to deal with a small fire at the Pacific BioEnergy pellet plant. The blaze's source appeared to have been an overheated blower fan in the cooler exhaust stack.

Susan Allan and her son were driving through Kelowna's downtown core after coming back from Peachland on a mild afternoon with her sunroof down -- but stopping at a red light would change the course of her day, and weeks to come.

News that the federal government has taken over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project has left Valemount mayor Jeanette Townsend in a buoyant mood. "This is going to make a big difference to Valemount," she said in an interview.

The provincial government has committed up to $450,000 towards development of a beef packing plant to Prince George. B.C. Agriculture Minister Lana Popham announced the funding Friday during the B.C.

Residents of B.C.'s northwest can only watch and hope as the U.S. targets aluminum, one of the region's anchor industries, with punitive tariffs. On Thursday, U.S.