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Through extensive community fundraising efforts, the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation was able to purchase 62 rehabilitation wheelchairs for use at UHNBC.

Northern Health is disputing the national report that found it puts long term care residents in daily physical restraints at three times the national average.

It's a funny story and who better to live it than a stand-up comedian who got his start and developed his comedic talent through his extensive volunteerism. Mike McGuire started volunteering with the Kin of Canada in 1984 in Prince Rupert.

A Prince George woman has failed in her bid to have a conviction for possession of cocaine overturned in relation to an arrest at what was a notorious drug house at the time.

A Prince George man faces charges after police seized drugs and weapons from a 2100-block Victoria Street home on Friday.

B.C. Lieutenant-governor Judith Guichon has asked Premier Christy Clark to continue to govern the province with her current minority of seats, says Clark's office.

A man found guilty of carrying out a drug deal in the parking lot of a Central Street restaurant was sentenced Tuesday to 18 months in jail.

The results are in as students across B.C. cast their votes in the provincial election on Tuesday. More than 170,000 elementary and secondary students across the province participated in the Student Vote program.

An open house will be held Thursday to discuss the proposed transit operations and maintenance facility.

The result wasn't what Bobby Deepak was looking for locally but that didn't stop him from expressing his gratitude to his supporters Tuesday night. "I'm so proud of my team. They did a great job and I'm so proud of the campaign," Deepak said.