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A B.C. Court of Appeal Justice has upheld a lower-court judgment that found a man guilty of operating a large-scale marijuana grow operation out of a Pilot Mountain home.

A walk to raise funds to combat multiple sclerosis will be held this Sunday at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. The check-in time is 11 a.m. and the walk starts at noon.

The Prince George RCMP, the B.C. Sheriffs Service and Prince George Fire Rescue will be holding a car wash on Saturday at Canadian Tire to raise money for Special Olympics BC. This "clean, fun event" runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Two University of Northern British Columbia students have been awarded fellowships for the leadership they have demonstrated on campus and their commitment to enhancing the educational experience.

The disappearance of Madison Scott remains on the RCMP's radar. May 28 will mark seven years since the young woman went missing and both police and the Scott family are continuing to take steps to keep the case in the public's eye.

Prince George RCMP have issued a second call for the public's help in locating a missing Prince George teen. Colten Therrin Fleury, 16, has not been seen in over three weeks.

With a bit of fortitude, some technological know-how and a pinch of good luck, an Australian man has traced his family tree back to two illustrious Prince George families.

Representatives from Prince George Ford present a cheque to Spirit of the North Healthcare foundation for $25,000 Wednesday afternoon.

Blackburn is taking a new turn. The neighbourhood on the east side of the city is cruising towards new social infrastructure. A proposal got rolling last year to build a site for biking and skateboarding near the Blackburn Community Hall.

B.C.'s children and family development minister visited the two Aboriginal Head Start programs for Indigenous children under six years old in Prince George to announce $30 million in new funding for the programs around the province.