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Nearly three decades after their disappearance, Prince George RCMP remain hopeful a particular person will step forward who may have the clues that will solve the mystery of what happened to the Jack Family.

Genuinely decent, well liked and with a deep sense of fairness. That's how retired B.C. Supreme Court Justice Eric Chamberlist is being remembered. Chamberlist died June 19 in Prince George. He was 71.

The College of New Caledonia welcomed three new members to its Board of Governors following a swearing in ceremony at its Prince George campus Thursday.

The east end of River Road was closed Thursday afternoon when a truck with boom knocked down a conveyor belt crossing the stretch from one side of Brink Forest Products to the other. No one was injured said RCMP, who were called to the scene at 2 p.

With increasing wildfire activity and continued hot and dry conditions, British Columbians are encouraged to do everything they can to prevent wildfires and help the province's hardworking firefighters and support staff get the job done.

In today's political climate, it's understandable why travellers might be more anxious than usual about crossing into Canada from the U.S. That's why the B.C.

Thunder and lightning are on their way, Environment Canada said in an update issued at 3:25 p.m. "A cluster of severe thunderstorms is moving across Highway 97 between Red Rock and Dunkley," the agency said.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court judge's sentence for a man who savagely beat up his ex-girlfriend and then bragged about it on social media.

City council endorsed a proposal Monday night to expand a program that encourages multiple-family housing to include seniors housing and care home.

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