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Students in need across Prince George hope the community doesn't miss the Little Yellow School Bus before the start of class. The campaign, which collects donated school supplies, is looking for a last-minute surge on a long list of items.

Residents at Cluculz Lake are anxious for the mystery of two cabin fires to be solved. "We're nervous out here all right. We're just not sure what is happening," said longtime resident Fred Doig. "I get up at 4 a.m.

North District RCMP Traffic Services are pleased the Labour Day weekend ended with no fatal motor vehicle collisions and no serious injuries in the Prince George Region Sgt.

Kiska Metals Corp. has bought up the mining interests of three companies and adding the mineral claim of another to consolidate a gold and copper interest in northern B.C.

Prince George will be the home of an education first when an Aboriginal choice school - the only one of its kind in the province - will open today in the old Carney Hill elementary school.

The organizers of the successful anti-HST petition are taking the first steps to organize a recall campaign in Prince George because the B.C. Liberal government hasn't shown any sign of rescinding the new harmonized tax.

Pink Your Ride during the second annual Ride 4 the Cure Saturday, Sept. 18.

The police who confront gangs have their own suggestions about shrinking the danger, especially to kids. The first thing you have to do, said members of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit-North, is understand the gangs.

The 50 Plus Expo, presented by Commonwealth Mortgage Corporation and The Prince George Citizen, is a travel and lifestyle show that will offer people in Northern B.C. the opportunity to gather information about what's important in their lives.

The list of people registered to speak Wednesday at federally-led public hearings in Prince George on Enbridge's proposed $5.5-billion pipeline through northern B.C. is filled with First Nations and environmentalists opposed to the pipeline.