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A Prince George man who legally grows his own marijuana for medical purposes is furious with the federal government's plan to take away his licence on April 1.

Women's health programs in the region got a boost Tuesday, thanks to Pine Centre Shoppers Drug Mart's annual Tree of Life campaign.

The countdown is on to the city's centennial. Thursday marks the city's 99th anniversary and the city's 100th anniversary committee will unveil the official celebration's logo and the Exploration Place will unveil their 100th anniversary database.

One of the region's predominant liquefied natural gas proposals has taken an official step forward.

Randy Sokolowski was seemingly in good health when he went for a physical in 1990 as part of an application for life insurance. He was stunned his policy was turned down.

With such a diverse range of needs and wishes for recreation in the city, real engagement with the community during the creation of the community services master plan is key, according to the project manager.

An announcement regarding who will be handling curbside recycling in Prince George is on its way.

City workers are bracing themselves for weather trouble of a different kind. With the temperature expected to reach a high of +9 C this weekend, snowplowing will be the least of their worries.

Part 1 in a series - A little Prince George boy lives his life as a Tom Girl. He and his family have found that society is not as prepared to accept him, compared to his Tom Boy counterparts.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has found a man guilty of sexually assaulting his stepdaughter nearly 20 years ago while they were living in Fort St. James.