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Swab event looks to sign up stem cell donors

When Emmy Moore found out her friend needed stem cells for a lifesaving cancer treatment, she sprung into action.
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Postal workers rally against cuts

Postal workers are hoping to send a message to a local MP that they think Canada Post's plan to phase out home delivery is unacceptable. Today at 3:30 p.m.
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Earth-science agency in P.G. to lobby province

Geoscience B.C. is coming to Prince George with a message for the provincial government.
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P.G. skip offered national spot

P.G. skip offered national spot

Patti Knezevic is going to the national Scott Tournament of Hearts after all.
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UNBC continues to tap into pine beetle funding

The mountain pine beetle will continue to be under the UNBC microscope.
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First Nations leaders vow to stand with families

Reaction continues to pour in over last week's announcement by provincial Crown prosecutors not to pursue charges against Babine Forest Products owners.
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Gallery, cancer agency team up to save faces

Gallery, cancer agency team up to save faces

Radiation treatment for some patients with facial cancer is becoming less stressful, thanks to a unique partnership between the BC Cancer Agency of the North and the Two Rivers Gallery.
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Manhunt target gets 1,020 days in jail

A Prince George man who was at the centre of a police manhunt in late November has been sentenced to nearly three years behind bars.
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Help pours in for baby with skin disorder

Help pours in for baby with skin disorder

The parents of a newborn boy who suffers from a rare and painful skin disorder have received "overwhelming support" since a fundraising effort was launched this month to help them through the financial challenges they will be facing. Born Dec.
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Councillor wants to see snow changes

Councillor wants to see snow changes

City council should convene a special meeting dedicated to finding improvements to Prince George snow clearing operations, according to one local politician. Coun.
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