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http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/news/local-news/riverside-land-owners-seek-erosion-prevention-investment-1.1819818 Work is about to begin on a long-awaited $1.

If Linda Parker ever thought the Prince George RCMP's Girls Run for Fun program would not become a tradition in the city, it was erased a long time ago.

Construction crews on the Site C dam failed to adequately control sediment and runoff into the Peace River, potentially hurting fish populations, Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) investigators have found.

A new child concussion resource is pooling symptom management and strategies into one place for parents, schools and coaches.

Prince George can have its own Pride Walk at a price tag of $3,000. The rainbow-coloured crosswalks use colour to signify safe spaces in the city and acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the community.

The market for single-family homes is on the upswing according to the latest numbers from the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board. As of the end of March, 185 single-family homes exchanged hands for an average $293,577 each, working out to $54.

Canada Post says it's hired a new postmaster for its post office in Manson Creek, but the husband of the woman who previously held the position says it's not a done deal yet.

Crown counsel has approved charges against four people arrested earlier this week - including one previously implicated in an alleged kidnapping - as a result of an RCMP drug-related investigation.

Prince George agencies serving marginalized populations are busy preparing the city's upcoming homelessness count.

The Prince George Community Foundation gave almost $35,000 Thursday night to help support local organizations.