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A former UNBC lecturer has been ordered to pay a Prince George investment advisor nearly $8,000 for failing to live up to his duties as a project manager in a computer software development venture.

Deal with the land's title-holders as the first step in the partnership process, or risk your industrial project never happening. It should have been the old way of doing business, but it certainly is the new way of doing business on the northern B.

The Prince George Special Olympics Golf Tournament set a fundraising record on Friday, according to tournament host Cariboo-Prince George MP Dick Harris.

A special pledge is being made across Lheidli T'enneh territory.

The former owner of a series of logging companies has been ordered to pay Canada Revenue Agency $80,000 in taxes owed before he can be discharged from bankruptcy.

Confidential documents critical of the Independent Investigations Office's chief civilian director will be considered as part of a review being conducted by a special committee, Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Mike Morris said Friday.

Some B.C. aboriginal leaders have warned Premier Christy Clark to stand firm against the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline or risk jeopardizing First Nations' support for LNG. Clark has pinned her growth strategy for B.C.

Six-year-old Evan Yarmish holds the 12 inch long braid stylist Tammy Rae Raby cut away at Rock Your Hair Salon Thursday afternoon.

Prince George Fire Rescue was called to a familiar location on Thursday morning. Shortly after 7:45 a.m.

The mind stays sharp while the body slowly loses muscle control. Sharon Cairns, a local retired teacher and school administrator, has seen it happen. Cairns mother, Annie Ruth McInnes, died eight months after being diagnosed with ALS.