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Mental health is so important to be seen out in public that it is going for a bike ride all over town.

A man who was reported missing earlier this week has been located. Mark Mooney, 39, is safe, Prince George RCMP said Friday. "The Prince George RCMP would like to thank the public for their assistance," the detachment added.

VANCOUVER - A lawyer for a British Columbia man convicted of killing three women and a teenage girl says his client deserves a new trial because the judge made disparaging remarks about defence counsel that were only made public after a sentence was

The City of Prince George is helping to bring a world-renowned economist to Prince George for a free workshop on building community prosperity.

The city's commercial garbage collection service will come to an end later this summer in order to direct resources to cleaning up illegal dumping sites, litter, and improperly disposed hypodermic needles.

City council upheld a three-month suspension of the business licence for the Connaught Motor Inn after it was described as a crime hotspot during a hearing on the issue Wednesday. In the 18 months he's been in the city, Prince George RCMP Supt.

Traffic was reduced to one lane southbound on the Hart Highway after a crash just before noon Wednesday. It appears a motorcycle collided with another vehicle on the highway a short distance from Northwood Pulp Mill Road.

When Heather Gordon-Young set out to write her book Fireflies: Finding Light in a Dark World, she wanted to document the spiritual journey sparked largely by the untimely death of her brother, who took his own life 24 years ago.

The B.C. Northern Exhibition has received a $70,000 grant from the provincial government. The money, announced Tuesday, comes out of the sport and arts and culture categories of the community gaming grant program.

Royal LePage Prince George will be hosting a garage sale this Saturday to raise money for the Phoenix Transition Society. It takes place at the Royal LePage office, 1625 4th Ave., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.