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Wilf Peckham was dancing until the very end. The 94-year-old died on March 2 after a brief stay in hospital, his son Gerry Peckham said.

The administration of the College of New Caledonia hope a recently launched campaign will get students talking about sexual assault and consent.

A lawyer who has practiced in Prince George has been assigned to the provincial court's northern region. George Leven will start March 27.

Provincial Crown counsel has approved a charge of possession of stolen property over $5,000 against a 35-year-old Prince George man allegedly found behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle.

Dental offices don't often do house calls, but a group of health studies students will be bringing oral health promotion to Prince George's downtown tonight.

A 44-year-old Merritt man was pronounced dead at the scene Wednesday morning after his loaded logging truck went off a road north of Fort St. James. Fort St.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has overturned a lower-court decision and acquitted a man previously convicted of sexually assaulting his now ex-fiancée while she was in the psychiatric ward at University Hospital of Northern B.C.

Parallel to regional poverty reduction strategy meetings that have been held across the province, the Métis Nation of B.C. is holding its own series of consultations in hopes of influencing B.C.'s poverty reduction strategy.

A past councillor for the McLeaod Lake Indian Band has been named northern B.C.'s regional indigenous tourism specialist.

Vancouver lawyer Leonard Doust has been appointed special prosecutor for the case against former Burns Lake mayor Luke Strimbold, charged with 24-sex related offences, the B.C. Prosecution Service said Wednesday.