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The guard/forward now sits in the top five in multiple Canada West categories

FutureSense PG invited expert panellists and community members to discuss the future of downtown

The Fraser-Fort George Regional District will be taking in old fridges, freezers and any other major appliances containing ozone-depleting substances at no charge starting in January. It means the current charge of $22.

December has the highest number of mall parking lot collisions

No other UNBC team has made a national ranking list

Get your plaid on and have some fun downtown

Until about six months ago, B.C.'s forestry companies were riding a lumber bull market. Record-high lumber prices in the U.S. had muted softwood lumber duties, and B.C. forestry companies were netting record profits. But the party may be over.

Employment will accelerate in B.C.'s north over the next couple of years, with construction of liquefied natural gas infrastructure and pipelines fuelling a boom in jobs and residential and commercial construction, according to the B.C.

Canada Post says they remain 'operational'

An unoccupied shop in the 4000 block of Zilkie Road was engulfed in flames when Prince George Fire Rescue responded to the call at about 3:25 a.m. Tuesday. From two halls,12 fire fighters were on scene and shuttled water by using two tenders.