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While B.C.'s deceased organ donation rates have seen a steady rise in the last seven years, donors from the north have sat at either one or zero donations annually since 2009.

If you want to register a complaint with the city, you need to give your name. Only in special circumstances will the city act on a complaint given anonymously, city bylaw services manager Fred Crittendon said.

An alleged confrontation involving a fake firearm in a Hart-area parking lot last week has led to charges against two people.

Charges have been approved against two men following drug-related arrests in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park last week.

A home in the 3100 block of Third Avenue was the target of a shots fired incident early Sunday morning. Prince George RCMP, who were called to the scene at 2:20 a.m., said damage to the home was consistent with shots fired from a shotgun.

Elections Canada has made public the final vote count for the federal election. Conservative MP Bob Zimmer was reelected to Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies with 52.5 per cent of the vote. His next closest was Liberal Matt Shaw with 24.

A disciplinary hearing before the B.C. College of Massage Therapists begins Tuesday for a Prince George massage therapist accused of sexual misconduct.

Reza Akbari had barely sat down at the Small Business BC awards before he heard Premier Christy Clark say the name of his restaurant.

Some preperatory work on the Salmon River bridge began Monday and will continue for the next six days.

Nobody seems to know how Prince George's small Jewish community got a Torah - a sacred scroll - to use during their meetings in the 1970s, but Marlies Greulich, executive director of the local Multicultural Heritage Society, was able to connect a res