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Fraser-Fort George Regional District directors are urging the Passenger Transportation Board to reject Greyhound Canada's application to end passenger service in northern B.C.

When your family, your business, your city, your province is built with wood, it seems like exactly what art should be made of in your community.

Mayor Lyn Hall broke the tie among a divided city council Monday night, voting in favour of a housing complex on O'Grady Road after a long and contentious public input session. "If anyone knows me, I'm all about development," Hall said.

Two young lovers with ties to Prince George have now been parked in jail for a 2016 crime spree that stretched from Cranbrook to Oliver.

The wheels are turning to override cancer. The fifth annual Inside Ride is set to pedal forward today at 5:30 p.m. at UNBC's Northern Sport Centre. Teams of six rotate in five-minute intervals with their teammates cheering them on.

For many students attending UNBC, a place they consider to be their second home, it was a fight for diversity, equality and inclusion.

Firefighters are honing their skills at the training facility near the Prince George Airport this week. The fires they're fighting could produce dark smoke but it's nothing to worry about, according to the Prince George Airport Authority.

VANCOUVER - At Heritage Place Mall in Owen Sound, Ont., an empty Sears department store would leave a mammoth void. The insolvent retailer is one of the mall's largest occupants.

A flasher is on the prowl near UNBC. Three incidents of a teen or young man performing an indecent act near University Way or on the trail system leading up to the University of Northern B.C.

Details surrounding a shooting death just east of the city could be unveiled over the next several weeks as what's expected to be a lengthy trial began Monday for three Vanderhoof-area men accused of a drug-related shooting death.