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After recently announcing his candidacy for leader of the BC Liberal Party, Andrew Wilkinson is ready to travel across the province. Current stop, Prince George.

The city's unemployment rate stood at 5.7 per cent in September, according to Statistics Canada labour market survey numbers released Friday. That's down from 6.

The city's real estate market remains on the upswing in terms of both prices and houses sold, according to B.C. Northern Real Estate Board numbers released Friday.

A jury was asked Friday to consider the possibility the victim was already dead by the time the accused handed the alleged murder weapon to a colleague.

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce has joined Canadian Chamber members in passing a resolution opposing the proposed federal tax changes for incorporated businesses.

The 21st annual fundraising dinner in support of the Samuha Overseas Development Association (S.O.D.A) will take place on Oct. 21.

Professional cooking students from the College of New Caledonia are ready to serve. The annual Thanksgiving dinner, a partnership between the CNC Professional Cooking Apprenticeship Program and the Society of St.

James David Junior Charlie may not have carried out the actual killing but played key roles in the murder of a man who had shown up at a home on the Nakazdli reserve to buy drugs, a Crown prosecutor argued in a closing statement delivered to a jury o

A Quesnel man who was selling illicit party drugs through a website should have known what he was getting into, a B.C. Supreme Court Justice found in sentencing him to 2 1/2 years in jail.

CN's Carbon Reduction Project for Business is now in its third year and UNBC student Arctica Cunningham, the newest project intern, is eager to get the job done. "I started this project in April and I'm due to complete it in March," Cunningham says.