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Think twice before you feed that moose or deer. That's the message from the Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development for people who want to help wildlife make it through what at times has been a harsh winter.

B.C. Hydro has selected a preferred contractor for the Site C generating station and spillways, work that is expected to cost well over $1 billion.

Air quality advisories were issued this morning for Prince George and Vanderhoof because of high concentrations of fine particulate matter.

A second man is in custody facing a charge of attempted murder with a firearm from a home invasion in the VLA last month. Thomas Joshua Toman was arrested on Christmas Day, court documents show.

Organizers of the Climb for Cancer are challenging residents to make climbing the cutbanks during the fundraiser event part of their New Year's resolutions.

One man was hospitalized after being attacked with a weapon outside a convenience store in Williams Lake on New Years Day.

A WorkSafeBC review officer has upheld a decision to impose nearly $725,000 in fines against Lakeland Mills over the April 2012 explosion and fire that killed two workers and destroyed the sawmill.

BC Assessment released its property assessments for 2018 on Tuesday, and Prince George residents can expect to see an increase in the assessed value of their homes.

Between Feb. 1-3 the B.C. Liberal Party will elect a new leader to replace outgoing former premier Christy Clark, who resigned on Aug. 4 after her party was relegated to the opposition.

On Oct. 20, area voters will go to the polls to elect a new mayor, city council, school board trustees and regional district area directors. The election is a double-first for B.C.