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They won't be up to normal city standards but the city is moving ahead with getting temporary illumination on Tyner Boulevard.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a man facing firearms and Wildlife Act charges who failed to appear in court earlier this month.

A new bylaw to promote multi-family housing construction could give Prince George a leg up in a competitive development market, city councillors said.

University of Northern B.C.'s alumni association is standing by its decision to nominate former federal cabinet minister James Moore as its next chancellor.

A man who allegedly pointed a firearm inside a needle-ridden drug house has been arrested. Michael Junior Aslin, 30, turned himself into RCMP on Monday, Cpl. Craig Douglass said, and remains in custody.

One simple act on cold winter mornings can help save animals from injury or worse: Think and thump.

British Columbians interested in cutting their own Christmas tree should obtain their permit online or contact their local forest district or FrontCounter BC office, the provincial government said Tuesday.

Four days after it was first issued, the air quality advisory sparked by high concentrations of particulate in the city's air has ended. In a statement issued at 8:30 a.m.

The city is bringing back its water meter program for residents interested in keeping a closer eye on what's going down the drain.

With staff now in place, the city is cobbling together a group to point its new economic development department in the right direction. City council established a new economic development advisory committee Monday night, chaired by Mayor Lyn Hall.