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Environment Canada has lifted an alert warning of thick fog in the Bulkley Valley and the Lakes District. The alert was lifted this morning shortly after 10:35 a.m., about five hours after it was first issued.

Proponents of the liquified natural gas industry took the stage Thursday at the final day of B.C. Natural Resources Forum to show unified support for further development. The four initiating leaders were Fort St.

The possibility of restoring the city's sani-dump services at the Quinn Street recycling transfer station appears to be down the drain.

A local hotel's lawsuit against the Prince George Canada Winter Games Host Society has been dismissed with the sides paying their own costs, according to court records. Esther's Inn Ltd.

One of three men charged this week with the murder of a young Prince George man has a violent history in this city.

A partnership between the federal government and the Northern Development Initiative Trust will support four paid internship programs in First Nations communities throughout the north.

A petition circulating the Hart area is too late to change the city's direction regarding the replacement of Four Seasons Leisure Pool downtown, Mayor Lyn Hall says.

Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond is pleased that the B.C. NDP government has adopted what appears to be a plank in the 2017 B.C. Liberal platform. The B.C. government announced $4.

A proposed city bylaw targeting chronic nuisance properties has prompted a backlash from a human rights advocacy organization and the industry association representing B.C. landlords. On Jan.

Horgan shows otherwise during keynote address at forum