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A new sign at the entrance to the Ancient Forest Provincial Park will be unveiled on Saturday.

The provincial government is looking to add up to 75 roadside stop-of-interest signs and is asking for the public's help to decide where they should be located and what they should say.

Every smoke alarm has an expiration date - what's yours? October is fire prevention month and on that note, Prince George Fire Rescue Service is urging all Prince George residents to know how old their smoke alarms are and to replace them every 10 ye

The Prince George Fire Rescue Service is kicking off fire prevention month with an open house at Fire Hall No. 2 on Saturday. The hall is located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Ospika Boulevard and the event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Students interested in continuing their education after high school, and their parents, will have a chance to gauge what's on offer at 13 B.C. colleges and universities on Wednesday night.

A local man who walked away from University Hospital of Northern British Columbia remains missing, Prince George RCMP said Tuesday. Rocky Kelly, 37, is described as Caucasian, 5'10" tall with a slender build and brown hair in a short buzz cut.

WorkSafeBC will be ramping up inspections of log trucks across the province in response to a spike in the number of fatal incidents so far this year. There have been five deaths involving the vehicles, the most recent occurring on Sept.

Local politicians are scrambling to keep the Omineca Beetle Action Coalition alive in the face of an end to direct funding from senior levels of government.

The B.C. Ministry of Transportation’s winter tire rules come into effect on Saturday - about the same time snow is expected to strike in the Pine Pass.

The P.G. Photographic Society Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m.