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In one of her final tune-up races before she heads to Pyeongchang, South Korea for the Olympic Games, Sarah Beaudry of Prince George teamed up with Carsen Campbell of Bedeque, P.E.I.

Prince George life brings winter like clockwork. There is so much to do in the snow, on the ice, in the cold that it begs local residents to embrace the season like a wool sweater hugs a cozy body.

B.C. Liberal leadership candidate Todd Stone made one final visit to Prince George before the party votes on Feb. 3. Unlike a general election, the focus of a leadership campaign is on the card-carrying members of that party.

B.C. Liberal leadership candidate Michael Lee, who has emerged as a surprise contender in the race for the party's leadership, told a small audience of party supporters in Prince George that the party is in need of renewal on Friday evening.

Hundreds attend memorial for Dr. Bert Kelly

Expect Prince George RCMP Supt. Warren Brown to ask city council to loosen the purse strings in the name of easing the workload he says officers are facing.

A man has gone missing from his Cochrane, Alberta home and could be hitchhiking to B.C. Johnny Kootenay, 56, is described as aboriginal, 5' 6" tall, weighing 160 pounds and with acne scars on his face.

A Prince George man who lured a woman into his home with the intent of murdering her had been struggling for some time with an overwhelming urge to kill someone, the court heard Friday.

Coldsnap is second to none at bringing national and international folk-roots music acts to Prince George. It is also second to none at shining a spotlight on all local talent.

UNBC professor Jonathan Swainger found himself in an unusual position as a historian when he began writing a history of his own university.