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A 79-year old retiree who rescued another 70-year old senior from drowning last fall will receive an award of recognition from the B.C. & Yukon branch of the Lifesaving Society.

Doing taxes is a particularly specific act for artists. Part business, part passion, the lines around taxation compliance are sometimes blurry. The Community Arts Council (CAC) is hosting a workshop tonight for the self-employed artist.

Families give testimony at national inquiry

Family members of missing and murdered women gathered to present testimony to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls on Monday morning at the Prince George Civic Centre.

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for much of the Central Interior, stretching from the Shuswap through the Cariboo, Prince George and the Bulkley Valley. Snowfall, with total amounts of 15 to 20 cm, is expected through Sunday.

O'Dine of Prince George finishes 14th at World Cup race in Germany

Community and students at UNBC will have the chance to have their questions answered about clean energy vehicles during the university's annual Green Day on Tuesday. CEVforBC, an initiative of the New Car Dealers Association of B.C.

The Vanderhoof-based Four Rivers Co-operatve has a $100,000 pot to distribute annually to non-profit community groups and charities that rely on fundraising and government grants to operate their programs.

Former B.C. Premier Dave Barrett is being remembered as a leader with a common touch whose legacy continues to ring in Prince George along with the rest of the province.

Leah Williams, an 11 year employee at the Coast Inn of the North, believes her union, UNITE HERE Local 40, has largely abandoned its members in northern B.C. and is attempting to strip away their right to elect local leaders.