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The Ministry of Environment in collaboration with the Northern Health Authority has ended the dust quality advisory for Prince George.

If you get a phone call saying you've won a gift card for Pine Centre Mall, hang up. "This is a phone scam," Pine Centre Mall manager Sonya Hunt confirmed Wednesday.

It seems that politicians can't help themselves once they form government and hold power and the purse strings.

The annual Wine Lovers' Dinner set a new fundraising record for the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation this year.

An 11th hour critique from downtown businesses wasn't enough to sway city council from approving a new set of off-street parking rates.

Travel on city transit is free today, following the dust advisory issued Tuesday morning. The city's Free Fare for Clean Air program will remain in effect until midnight the day the advisory is lifted.

The College of New Caledonia is closing its daycare this spring as usual but then the board will decide in the next few weeks if it will ever reopen again.

Opponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline are calling on Premier Christy Clark to clarify her connection to Enbridge in the wake of revelations that she used to work for a firm that once lobbied on behalf of the pipeline company.

Members of a local seniors group were stunned speechless Monday night to learn they wouldn't be on the hook for a costly project.

The efforts of Prince George Citizens on Patrol volunteers were acknowledged by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia on Tuesday.