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Life is a cabaret, old chum. Welcome to Cabaret. The song refrain is not just a catchy bit of Broadway sizzle. It is a reminder that this whimsical spritz of fiction is indeed all about the here and now.

City council is looking for five individuals to decide if they deserve a raise. On Monday, city council approved city staff to begin the recruitment of five members of the public to serve on the Advisory Committee on Council Remuneration.

City council received a 1,660-signature petition on Monday calling for the new pool being constructed to replace the Four Seasons Leisure Pool to be built in the Hart instead of downtown. City council received the petition, but took no action on it.

The drought of trained health professionals may be easing, according to the head of human resources for Northern Health.

In front of an audience of over 400 people, former TSN host Michael Landsberg calmly told the story of the night he came close to ending his life.

Jay Sherwood, retired teacher-librarian, was honoured Sunday evening during the Jeanne Clarke Local History Awards, presented by the board of trustees of the Prince George Public Library.

He just wants more food. Patrick Williams, a man from Burns Lake and member of the Lake Babine Nation, who lives on the streets of Prince George and has happily found shelter in an abandoned van recently, just wants enough food to eat.

The Central Interior Heritage Expo was held Saturday at the Prince George Public Library.

The Citizen poll said "Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced Tuesday that her province will stop importing B.C.

The voting buttons are now live for the CBC Searchlight contest. The annual music showcase allows Canada to vote online for their favourite unsung singers and instrumentalists.