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A spark from a power saw striking a nail was the source of a grass fire on Monday afternoon.

The case against a man accused of illegally stashing away a trove of guns was dismissed Monday after a B.C. Supreme Court Justice found RCMP conducted an unlawful search of his home.

Former Prince George mayor Shari Green is seeking the federal Conservative Party's nomination in South Surrey-White Rock for the 2019 federal election. "2019 can't come soon enough and I will be sending a message to Mr. Trudeau.

More than 450 people took on the Cutbanks and raised an estimated $50,000 for the Kordyban Lodge during the third annual Climb for Cancer on Saturday. "The response today was outstanding" said the event's committee chair David Duck.

Celebrating its 60th year the Canadian Home Builders Association of Northern B.C. presented its 41st Northern B.C. Home Show at the Kin Centres this weekend with more than 150 vendors on location.

The third annual Climb for Cancer held Saturday afternoon saw more than 450 participants scrambling up the cutbanks to raise funds to support Kordyban Lodge as a bracing wind blew across the river.

It was a sombre gathering under grey skies at the cenotaph Saturday afternoon on the lawn of City Hall as friends, family, dignitaries and members of the Rocky Mountain Rangers honoured the memory of Pte.

The City of Prince George honoured the Rocky Mountain Rangers, a Canadian Forces unit, with its highest award, the Freedom of the City, Saturday morning during a ceremony held by the cenotaph at City Hall.

Northern Development Initiative Trust elected new board officers during Wednesday's annual general meeting. The new chair is Gerry Thiessen, who is also serving his third term as mayor of the District of Vanderhoof.

In January, a sudden crush of 75 international students arrived in Prince George from overseas, only to find that the classroom seats in their programs at the College of New Caledonia had been filled.