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The mother of a special needs child says her son is being squeezed out of his classroom by the school's staff.

Four months after the provincial government categorically said it could not support the Northern Gateway project as presented, Environment Minister Mary Polak said there's been no movement towards reaching the five conditions her government has set f

The Senate spending scandal has dominated national headlines for months, but there could be more revelations to come according to one Conservative senator.

Some Vanderhoof residents spent the long weekend under a boil water advisory after a sample from Northside Water Service tested positive for trace amounts of E. coli bacteria.

Local liquor vendors are worried about how the province is going to run the business of booze.

Approximately 50 people marched on Saturday to show their concern about the use of genetically-modified food. The Prince George march was one of 558 March Against Monsanto events planned across the globe on Saturday.

The chronic shortage of family physicians which has plagued Prince George in recent years is easing, but there's still work to do, according to Northern Health.

Social work has been a second career for Charles (Chuck) Fraser, but the longtime Prince George social activist has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award from the provincial representative for children and youth.

Sharen Smith wants to re-establish Habitat For Humanity (H4H) in our city. The legalities of closing the old chapter down are still underway and she is already calling on like-minded people to form up the next version.

The provincial government now has a blueprint in place to create a world-class marine spill prevention and response system, but it doesn't mean the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline is any closer to getting a green light.