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Millions of dollars were spent upgrading Lakeland sawmill's capabilities for processing beetle-killed pine but little work was done to handle the growing amount of explosive dust that came with the trees, WorkSafeBC says in a report into the causes o

An apartment fire Wednesday afternoon has left one suite with extensive fire damage and others with smoke and water damage.

Two sets of vandalism incidents over the past two weekends have the Prince George RCMP asking for the public's help.

Prince George Regional Highway Rescue responded Tuesday evening to a collision between a loaded tractor-trailer and a pickup truck at Highway 97 and Summit Lake Road North.

Against the recommendation of staff, city council is pushing forward on a development application to give neighbours a chance to weigh in.

Organizers of the Prince George Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life event are looking for local cancer survivors who want to participate in the annual victory lap.

Nani Browne always found a way to allow her daughters to achieve their dreams and now the three young women want to find a way put a bright new smile on their mother's face.

The ultimate fate of the proposed Northern Gateway project is still up in the air, but the pipeline company and four labour unions have already come to an agreement about some aspects of how the construction work would happen if it's approved.

City council finalized this year's property tax rates Monday night, with homeowners on track for a 2.5 per cent increase and other property classes facing a 2.33 per cent increase.

The Criminal Justice Branch made the right move in not pursuing charges for the Lakeland Mills explosion and fire, the sawmill's owner said Tuesday, but admitted a better job could have been done to control dust from the beetle-killed pine it had bee