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Once a Girl Guide, always a Girl Guide for one local resident. Tamara Sweet-Letts, who was recently acknowledged as an Outstanding Volunteer by the City of Prince George, spends the majority of her volunteer hours with the Girl Guides of Canada.

One of Prince George's flagship companies in the alternative forestry sector has gotten an international boost.

As the number of Cariboo wildfire evacuees registered in Prince George rises to 9,000, so to does the number of pets and livestock looking for refuge.

Four kids, three adults, two dogs, two cats, two mice, a hamster, a rat and a couple of fish. That's who was invited into the lives of one volunteer family who opened up their home to evacuees almost two weeks ago.

British Columbia's new forests minister, Doug Donaldson, is making his way to Prince George this weekend. "As the new minister, part of my mandate and responsibility is wildfire service.

A wedding day is one of the most special days, a dream come true for many brides-to-be. For Caitlynn Mores, July 29 was to have been her special day to remember, the day she was to marry the love of her life.

Paul Austin and Summer Bifano and their four children fled Williams Lake the day after lightning started fires across the Cariboo.

A Fraser Lake man remains missing and police are asking a woman who may have been with him to contact RCMP. Police have released a photo of the woman from a video image as she was leaving the Downtown Motel in Prince George.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found three people guilty Friday of participating in a shooting of a Mackenzie man and torching a stolen pickup truck.

Prince George RCMP's downtown safety unit arrested a man suspected of trafficking in Fentanyl as emergency personnel attended to two calls of opioid overdoses this week.