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A Buckhorn woman is raising alarm bells after a helicopter sprayed herbicide on her while she was out riding her horse in the area on Saturday night. At about 6 p.m.

An RCMP decision to pull over a vehicle being driven without its headlights on has led to a term of probation for a local man.

Work has begun on two projects to improve safety and access along Highway 97 through Prince George, the provincial government said Wednesday.

A local cadet was top in her platoon during a six-week course at the Vernon Cadet Training Centre. Emily McBride, a member of the Rocky Mountain Rangers of Prince George, was recognized for her excellent performance in 2 Platoon.

Take a coffee break, says the Alzheimer Society of B.C., during the celebration of their 35th anniversary.

During the B.C.'s Seniors Advocate comprehensive survey delving into residential care facilities there will be 27,000 seniors in 303 facilities interviewed across the province.

Starting today, the city of Fort St. John is rolling out a Food for Tickets campaign in an effort to raise food and cash donations for local food banks. Fort St.

The provincial government has released an application to the public to help wildlife biologists monitor moose populations. The B.C.

A section of Highway 97 North is down to single-lane alternating following a collision between a small car and a tractor trailer near Tallus Road. Emergency personnel were called to the scene at 3:20 p.m.

Two paddlers had a close call Tuesday afternoon when their canoe overturned in the Nechako River.