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When Heather Spicer began volunteering in 1998 with Operation Red Nose, the Christmas designated driver service, she had to rely on little more than her own memory to keep track of hundreds of new volunteers.

A 64-year-old Prince George man was sentenced Thursday to 20 months in jail followed by three years probation after RCMP discovered a trove of child pornography in his home.

WorkSafeBC has fined a Prince George automotive repair shop $4,671.33 for continuing to spray flammable paint coatings in its repair bay despite an order from the fire department to stop. N.K. Automotive Truck and Diesel Repair Ltd.

Owners of older-model cars and trucks that lack an anti-theft system will be given steering wheel locks if they show up at the Prince George RCMP detachment during December.

The Passenger Transportation Board will be holding public meetings before deciding on Greyhound Canada's application to end passenger service in northern B.C. The agency's meeting in Prince George is set for Monday, Dec.

A cross-examination of one of the women a former chief of the Fort St. James volunteer fire department is accused of groping was often heated and combative during the second day of a trial Wednesday at the Prince George courthouse.

Chances are slim there will be ice on the streets of Vancouver, even in January. Justin Hampole is not at all concerned about that.

A survey of close to 700 parents in the Prince George area has found that primary school-age children are not being given enough time to eat their lunches.

Sarah Boyd, the executive director of the Northern Women's Centre at UNBC, was propelled into a lifetime of activism by the events of December 6th, 1989. "I was a young woman working in Toronto at the time, and I heard about the massacre in the news.

The B.C. Fair Wages Commission heard from area residents, labour organizations, student representatives and business groups on the issue of increasing the provincial minimum wage on Tuesday.