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A 63-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday to nine months in jail for his role in operating a marijuana grow operation. In sentencing "Ben" Gjisbertus Jacbus Delege, B.C.

A Shaw outage meant Prince George residents were without internet and cable early Tuesday morning. In an update at 10:30 a.m. the service provider said it had fixed the problem.

The B.C. Seniors Advocate is interested in knowing how 30,000 users of HandyDart are liking the service provided to them.

Prince George-based Big Bull Enterprises Ltd. has earned awards from the provincial government for innovation and excellence in woodlot management.

One of downtown Prince George's most popular restaurants is about to close. After nearly 35 years of serving some of the best Greek cuisine the city has known, Kostas Iliopulos will shut the doors of the Achillion on Oct. 29.

Operation Red Nose Prince George is asking the community to be a deer and volunteer for its 2016 campaign. The designated driving service available during the holiday season relies on an army of volunteers to help keep Prince George roads safe.

Two women have been chosen to represent the two Prince George ridings at a leadership conference in Ottawa designed to encourage more women to get involved in politics.

The business license suspension deadline on the Connaught Motor Inn has come and gone with none of the 15 conditions fully met. City council closed the inn's doors for three months, until Oct.

The sign at the entrance to the University of Northern British Columbia is now welcoming people in the dialect spoken by the Lheidli T'enneh. Nizdeh Nekeyoh Hohudel'eh Baiyoh means "House of Learning" in the Dakehl (Carrier) language.

Alexander McKinnon has been elected Chief of the Nak'azdli Whut'en First Nation. McKinnon is a former band councillor and longtime resident of Nak'azdli, located next to Fort St. James.