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The City of Prince George will be bestowing its highest award to a Canadian Forces primary reserve infantry regiment that has had a lengthy history in the city.

Ruth Vesta Philpott turned 100 years old on April 2 and celebrated with a party surrounded by friends and family on Saturday afternoon.

A local man made the wrong choice when he decided to drive to the courthouse last week. He did so to pick up documents related to two charges of driving while prohibited under the Motor Vehicle Act from alleged incidents in February.

The lumber industry hasn't faced issues so big or so complex in years.

The winter tire season will be extended by a month as part of an assortment of changes the provincial government announced Wednesday to make highway driving safer.

UNBC's student-run media outlets are asking the university's graduate students to kick in an extra $10 per semester, money they say can help them better cover on-campus news.

Nearly a year after backing away from a previous effort, Treasure Cove and Hotel will once again be declaring a ban on boondocking.

Gertrude "Trudy" Kurz, seated with her sons Gary and Gunter, turned 100 years old on March 28. Family and friends attended a birthday party for her at the Enat Complex Care Home where she lives. She lived by herself up to the age of 99.

Discover a scientist, then discover what makes them tick. It might ignite your mental Bunsen burners, too.

A free educational series will help Prince George families and caregivers living with the impact of a diagnosis of dementia. Shaping the Journey: living with dementia will be presented by the non-profit Alzheimer Society of B.C.