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The pulp mills are the likely source of the haze that settled over the Bowl area this morning, according to University of Northern British Columbia professor Peter Jackson.

A Williams Lake-area man no longer stands accused of getting his hands on $65,000 worth of heavy equipment allegedly stolen from evacuated properties when massive wildfires struck the area two summers ago.

The government made the announcement on Nov. 16

The deadline to request a voting package for the referendum on proportional representation is fast approaching. Eligible voters that haven't received a voting package have until midnight Friday to ask for one.

Elections B.C. is monitoring Canada Post job action daily but has made no decision on whether the province's electoral reform referendum needs to be extended.

Special 'risk-free' tickets to Cariboo Rocks the North classic rock music festival are now on sale.

Damage was kept to a minimum when Prince George Fire Rescue firefighters were called to a 7200-block Giscome Road home late Wednesday evening.

The two non-profits will enter into a three-year partnership

It's going to snow tonight

Downtown Prince George executive director Colleen Van Mook is welcoming a partial reopening of the streets surrounding the parkade and condominium development under construction across from city hall. "It's great news," she said Wednesday.