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The city is one step closer to building the replacement for Fire Hall No. 1 on Monday night.

The timeline for issuing a $13-million payout to workers who lost their jobs when a Tumbler Ridge coal mine was shut down remains in limbo.

Known for their splashy special occasion events like Easter and Christmas celebrations, Gateway Christian Ministries church thought it might be more impactful to help individuals like single parents, seniors and low-income families.

The City of Prince George swept past its target of selling 2,020 ticket deposits for its bid to host the 2020 Tim Horton's Brier. The city announced this morning it had sold 2,332 ticket deposits for the national men's curling championship.

Clickety clack, clickety clack. No, it's not a train, it's the sound of needlecrafters creating wearable art at the library Sunday afternoon.

Imagine a time of need where not only is a safe home required but support for mental health and addictions issues as well.

Three Prince George runners entered among 32,500 in 122nd annual race

The one-day Friends of the Library spring book sale took place Saturday at the main branch with a steady stream of reading enthusiasts taking advantage of the large array of books purchased by donation.

Local non-profit group the Project Friendship Society hosted a garage sale at their newly-opened Thrifty Friends Boutique, 2930 Fifth Ave., Saturday.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found two men guilty Friday of second-degree murder and a third guilty of manslaughter in a drug-related shooting death of a Prince George man just east of the city.