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A marked decrease in the number of vehicles parked for extended periods on streets both downtown and near the hospital and a corresponding increase in the number of motorists using off-street parking spaces has emerged since the city's new parking st

The Ministry of Education is hosting an open house next Wednesday to gather parents' thoughts on student progress reporting, including report cards. It will be held at Prince George Secondary School with the open house running 5-7 p.m.

WorkSafeBC has fined a local wood treating business over violations related to safeguarding and lockout. Northwest Wood Treaters Limited Partnership was issued a $14,221.

Prince George RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating two men wanted on Canada-wide warrants. Tim Ayotte, 25, is described as Caucasian, 178 cm (5'10") tall and weighing 77 kg (170 lbs) with brown hair and brown eyes.

A Burns Lake teacher was handed a one-day suspension for twice putting her students through a game of kick the can gone awry. According to a consent resolution agreement with the B.C.

Logan Power was a young man with his life ahead of him. A Grade-12 honours student at Dawson Creek secondary school, Power was finishing his school career and getting ready for the rest of his life.

The door opened wide Tuesday on Harmony House, a subsidiary of Phoenix Transition Society, which provides safe harbour to pregnant women and new mothers who struggle with mental health and addictions issues.

In its 51st year, the Variety Show of Hearts telethon, the one-day fundraising event on Global BC Sunday, raised $5.1 million for children with special needs in the province.

Similar to big corporate donors to the B.C. Liberals, big unions are major contributors to the B.C. NDP. Unions among the top 50 donors to the NDP gave $12.

A local surgeon is expressing frustration over recent decisions to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into two major hospital projects elsewhere in B.C. while leaving University Hospital of Northern B.C.