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The Central B.C. Railway and Forestry Museum has joined forces with an international group to build a new pavilion to shelter the museum's most valuable rolling stock.

Baljit Sethi, founder and executive director of the Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society (IMSS), says she is being forced to retire as of March 31. "This is not a voluntary retirement," said Sethi.

A Prince George man faces seven charges under the Criminal Code in relation to a fatal rollover last year. Dustin Allen Tisdale, 23, faces one count each of criminal negligence causing death, driving with a blood-alcohol level over .

A woman who survived a rollover only because two rescuers were able to lift the vehicle off her is now suing the man who was behind the wheel.

Free repair of chipped windshields will begin Monday for driver's who've purchased comprehensive coverage from the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia.

Some of the coolest grandmas in Prince George are hosting a Spring Into Fashion show Thursday, April 6 at the Columbus Community Centre.

A Hart-area retailer suffered major damage early Tuesday morning when a stolen pickup truck was smashed into the building as part of a break and enter. Police were called to the scene on Monterey Road near Highway 97 at 6 a.m.

Open letter to Christy Clark. When the federal government legally passes the use of recreational use of pot, they say that it will be up to the provinces to implement the law to make it legal in B.C.

I am not in support of the proposal to rezone/establish the property at 18th and Foothills for the BC Transit shop and service area.

Re: Bringing History Back to Life. During the years I was at UNBC taking history as an adult student, I was always encouraged by my professors to do investigative research when preparing a paper.