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The College of New Caledonia's board is refuting some of the findings reported by the Lakes District Family Enhancement Society in a September impact study it commissioned after last year's Burns Lake campus cuts.

AltaGas is moving to northern B.C. in a half-billion-dollar way. The Alberta petroleum company confirmed it is building a shipping facility in Prince Rupert for the propane side of its many products during last week's B.C.

A former Willow River man declared a dangerous offender in 2000 after he was convicted of making child pornography will remain behind bars. In a Dec. 15 decision, the Parole Board of Canada denied James Darren Bennett, 56, both full and day parole.

A Prince George man is facing charges following a "dangerous yet bizarre" hit and run north of the city Tuesday morning, Prince George RCMP said. Just before 7:30 a.m.

Both of the University of Northern B.C.'s student societies have produced surveys that oppose James Moore's appointment as chancellor.

The Prince George man who died in an avalanche Saturday while snowmobiling east of the city is being remembered as a warm and generous man who loved being outside. Angelo Kenneth Carpino, 41, was the person who was killed, the B.C.

Two men well known to police are in custody and are facing several charges following the seizure of drugs, cash and a shotgun by Prince George RCMP.

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has found the federal government is discriminating against on-reserve First Nations children and families by denying them services on par with those delivered by provincial governments.

It's time again for the Order of the Eastern Star's biggest fundraiser, the annual Sweetheart Auction and Tea, which will be held at the Masonic Lodge, 480 Vancouver St., on Feb. 14 at 1 p.m. Guests will enjoy home-baked goodies, coffee and tea.

The Citizen's recent poll talked about the city capital projects and if they should be delayed or go full throttle.