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Kathleen Hepburn's signature project has been ever changing, constantly evolving. The Vancouver writer, camera operator and director has reworked Never Steady, Never Still a number of ways on the page, and three different treatments on film.

They are going down that street again, those sleuths at the Canadian Federation of University Women. The CFUW members in Prince George have made a job out of digging up the stories behind the names of the city's streets.

An air quality advisory for Prince George is now in effect. It was issued this morning because of high concentrations of fine particulate matter that are expected to persist throughout the day.

Infrastructure investment will be a focus for the coming year. Mayor Lyn Hall emphasized as much when providing a look during Monday night's city council meeting at what to expect in 2017. Specifically, he highlighted the $4.

Prince George RCMP endured an even busier year than usual. The detachment received 41,394 calls for service over 2016, an increase of 2,082 from the year before, detachment Supt. Warren Brown told city council on Monday night.

Prince George RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a man with an outstanding arrest warrant. Donavan Hans Smith is Caucasian, 178 cm (5'10") tall and weighing 102 kg (225 lbs) with brown hair and hazel eyes.

A man convicted of failing to provide the necessities of life after his toddler son died of bacterial meningitis will be hosting an in-store seminar tonight at a Prince George health food store.

Private sector construction in Prince George hit a record-setting high over the course of 2016. Building permits for an unprecedented $122.5 million worth of work were taken out over the year, city hall said.

Power was knocked out for roughly 4,600 customers in Vanderhoof when a vehicle crashed into a power pole early Monday morning.

BC Hydro customers will be able to spread the cost of heating their homes over six months under a winter payment plan, the utility said Monday.