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A meeting between School District 57 and Ness Lake Bible Camp was "promising and positive" said the school board chair but the camp's administration is keeping quiet on the scope of its new policies as they get finalized.

Two Quesnel men were arrested and both drugs and cash were seized by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia's North District office earlier this month. The two - one 29 years old and one 34 years old - were arrested Sept.

Residents living in B.C.'s northern interior who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired can now place emergency 911 calls through text messaging.

Gun owners are encouraged to turn over any unwanted firearms, weapons and ammunition to the RCMP when a month-long amnesty begins Oct. 1. Whatever you do, do not bring firearms into the detachment.

A 74-year-old McBride man has been found guilty of sexually exploiting a teenage girl when she was living in his home. In reaching his conclusion, B.C.

The Ancient Forest will stay closed for construction for at least two more weeks.

On a drizzly September afternoon, Ken and Arlene Boon stood on a hillside overlooking the Peace River, detailing what they'll lose to the Site C dam.

UNBC undergrads will be seen throughout Prince George Saturday raising funds for AiMHi from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Prince George businesswoman Linda Rempel has won national recognition.

The former principal of McBride Christian Day School faces four charges under the Wildlife Act after a lengthy investigation into the alleged shooting of four grizzly bears on a rural property two years ago. Sgt. Rory Smith of the B.C.