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Some of B.C.'s top cattlemen gathered in Prince George last week for high-level meetings about the state of the industry. The directors of the B.C.

More than 250 young people from across the province are expected to converge on Prince George later this month for a student leadership conference. Set for Oct.

The life and times of one of B.C.'s legendary surveyors and photographers will be featured during a reading event, slideshow and lecture by historian Jay Sherwood. Sherwood's presentation on Frank Swannell will be held at 7 p.m. Oct.

The challenges faced by disabled children both in and out of the classroom will be examined in a video presentation by Learning Difficulties Centre of B.C. Last One Picked. . .

More than 250 young people from across the province are expected to converge on Prince George later this month for a student leadership conference. Set for Oct.

At least one Prince George hair salon has stopped offering a hair treatment that Health Canada said could put consumers' health at risk.

Representation agreements, which have only been around legally for the past decade, allow B.C. residents to decide who they wish to look after their business affairs and personal needs if they are no longer are able to do so themselves.

University of Northern British Columbia's reputation as Canada's Green University has received a major boost.

Prince George Search and Rescue spent most of Friday night searching Ness Lake for a body in the water that was never there. Four people were in a boat on Ness Lake when they struck an island and got stranded there, according to authorities.

One 14-year-old Prince George youth had an experience he'll probably not soon forget when he was apprehended by RCMP for having a handgun in his possession.