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Another area First Nation, the Nak'azdli Whut'en in Fort St. James, is voicing concerns regarding the proposed Lheidli T'enneh treaty which will go before a vote in June.

A graduation ceremony was held Friday for 31 Northern Medical Program graduates, the 11th graduating class since the program's inception. This year's graduating class included 14 graduates from northern B.C.

Prince George and area homeowners are making their contribution to the war against the Douglas fir beetle. Taking advantage of a program being run out of the Industrial Forestry Service Ltd.

The worst may be yet to come in terms of the high water.

Foodie Fridays, the weekly downtown assembly of food trucks and sidewalk vendors, will be moving to Canada Games Plaza this year. The outdoor critical mass of deliciousness will make its first appearance this year on June 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

VICTORIA -- B.C.'s top cop says he's frustrated by Ottawa's slow pace in selecting the roadside testing equipment that provinces will use to police drivers under the influence of soon-to-be-legal marijuana.

If you woke up this morning feeling a little smarter, a little sharper of mind, it could well be the city's collective consciousness at work. Two national-scale brain-a-poloozas are underway at the same time in the city.

The two founders of Prince George's only free dental clinic say the key ingredient to keeping the service in operation has been the dedication of their volunteers. Dr.

A discouraging trend in the number of deaths due to fentanyl in the city has emerged in the latest numbers recorded by the B.C. Coroners Service.

Some bugs still need to be worked out on the wireless Alert Ready system. Although many British Columbians received the alerts, many others did not when it was tested Thursday, the provincial government said in a bulletin this morning.