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The Railway and Forestry Museum is hopeful a pole shed would preserve some of its most compelling industrial artifacts.

An Prince George RCMP officer labeled his attempt to deliver Greg Matters into police hands a failure when testifying Wednesday at the coroner's inquest in to the Canadian military veteran's death.

Hadih House is holding a haunted Halloween. The community development and social services centre in the VLA neighbourhood is opening its doors for an evening family party on Oct. 31.

Two public open houses will be held today about the new storm water utility fee. Between 4 p.m. and 5:40 p.m. and again between 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Northern Health is hosting a free workshop today to help stroke and brain injury survivors as well as their family learn about the resources available to them in the community.

The 2014 list of organizations receiving permissive tax exemptions has been set. Council passed the first three readings of the associated bylaws relieving $1.36 million in property tax for eligible applicants Tuesday afternoon.

Proponents behind a proposed new hotel next to CN Centre hope to open their doors before the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Terence Craig moved to Prince George in August, but he still doesn't have a place to live. "I look at myself as a man of responsibility and accountability, but I temporarily find myself on the street," Craig said.

Since Adrian Dix announced his intention to step down as B.C. NDP leader last month, 11 MLAs have approached former party boss Carole James about what it takes to succeed in the job. Her answer has been blunt.

A coroner's inquest heard contradictory testimony Tuesday into whether the mother of a man an RCMP emergency response team member shot and killed in a standoff last year was given permission to go see him in the cabin where he had holed up shortly be