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More than 100 people participated in a weekend walk to for Alzheimer's. The group's goal was to raise awareness for the much-needed funds to help make a difference in the lives of affected Canadians.

Prince George's Dutch community gathered Saturday to commemorate the liberation of Holland from German occupation. The day was May 5, 1945 and Canadian soldiers and accepted the surrender of German in the Netherlands.

One step at a time. That's how the first annual Steps for Life got its start Sunday, in an effort to support people affected by workplace tragedy. More than 25 walkers make their way around the track at Masich Place Stadium for the first event.

If your water has a tinge of colour or seems to be collecting sediment, not to worry. The City of Prince George is testing fire hydrants this week, which could affect nearby homes. Starting Monday morning from 10 a.m.

The mood was sombre as a third of the residents of tiny Granisle walked quietly into the new school that stands at the centre of this community on the shores of Babine Lake.

A man who suffered significant burns was rushed to hospital Sunday evening after a fire broke out in a 5400-block Lehman Street home. The 15 firefighters from three halls who were called to the scene at 5:10 p.m.

A house fire in the Hart Highway area of the city late Saturday afternoon left a man with significant burns. Fifteen Prince George Fire Rescue firefighters from three halls responded to the call at about 5:10 p.m.

For the first time in many years, the College of New Caledonia is projecting an unexpected $1.8 million surplus at year end. Last year, there was a $2.

Northern Health's move to a new approach to primary health care services has received some pushback from the union representing staff about what it will mean for jobs.

A Blackburn resident is upset with Health Canada's approach to medical marijuana licensing, which has placed the problem - and the stink - in his backyard.