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Army Warrant Officer Ian Mothus from Prince George looks back on bullets flying over head as just another day on the combat outpost team after he spent three tours in Afghanistan as a medical technician from 2008 to 2011.

The president the College of New Caledonia says he has no idea why the school's interim executive director of communications quietly registered himself as a lobbyist last month given the government's clear position on the relationship between lobbyis

Yes, the dog really did eat the library book (there were many canines that could not resist the glue in the binding), a crow took off with it and pecked at the book in the rain three stories down from the balcony it was stolen from, and they also ins

The mom of a young boy who was bit by a dog in the northern community of Mackenzie said she doesn't want to see the dog put down but believes they've been left with no other options.

The City of Prince George has been handed an award of merit for its work piloting a new tool to help Canadian cities make better long-term land-use decisions.

A provincial court judge has ordered a Prince George business to pay an ex-employee $1,794 in damages and costs after finding the company guilty of wrongful dismissal.

Prince George RCMP have arrested a man suspected of inappropriately touching a woman in the vicinity of First and Ospika. RCMP were called to the scene just after 2 p.m. and set up a perimeter in the area. A nearby school has also been notified.

Prince George RCMP have arrested a man suspected of inappropriately touching a woman in the vicinity of First and Ospika. RCMP were called to the scene just after 2 p.m. and set up a perimeter in the area. A nearby school has also been notified.

Residential pickup is now being offered to those thinking of donating reusable clothing and small household items in the name of the Canadian Diabetes Foundation. It's a matter of calling Clothesline at 1-800-505-5525 or visiting diabetes.

A provincial court judge has dismissed a Prince George woman's claim she was the victim of discrimination by the city when it ordered her to remove steel storage containers from her property.