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A fault at B.C. Hydro's Foothills substation knocked out power for 4,555 customers in Prince George on Thursday afternoon. B.C. Hydro spokesperson Bob Gammer said the outage happened around 2:30 p.m.

A "driving rampage" through Prince George streets has earned an Enderby man a sentence of one year in jail, followed by 18 months probation. Dustin Daniel Heltman, 25, was issued the term Wednesday in Prince George provincial court for a Nov.

Nicole Crandell was both elated and shocked when her cat Biggie was returned to her nearly three weeks after he had gone missing - elated that he was still alive and shocked that he was found with extensive injuries from being shot with a pellet gun.

The College of New Caledonia's board of governors will consider approving a two per cent increase to tuition rates and mandatory student fees on Friday. The increase, if approved, would come into effect for courses starting on Aug. 1, 2018 or later.

Plenty of work will need to be done to prevent Quesnel from becoming a wildfire victim in the future, according to the community's mayor. Citing a recent B.C.

A dozen charges have been approved against an Edmonton man arrested shortly after an armed robbery of a gas station last week.

The city's snow and ice control crews were in full operation Wednesday morning clearing priority routes following the first heavy snowfall of the winter. Graders and loaders were out clearing priority one and two routes across the city.

Two Treaty 8 First Nations are calling for a meeting with B.C. Premier John Horgan and are promising a $1-billion lawsuit if his NDP government gives the green light to finish building the controversial $8.9-billion Site C dam.

Yesterday's heavy snow will be followed by freezing rain today, according to Environment Canada.

A local group says independent advocates are needed to give a voice to city residents with mental health and addiction issues.