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The nomination period is now open for the city's annual volunteer awards, recognizing Prince George's top community members.

Water, water everywhere and nary a drop to drink. It's not just an ancient mariner's old rhyme, it is a critical concern in the Peace-region and Geoscience BC is excited by what they are finding in their high-tech search for the stuff.

Wearing his Duchess Park Condors football team jersey, surrounded by his Condor teammates, Zack Bundock talked about some of the life lessons he learned from coach Matt Pearce on the high school football field and how Pearce used his abilities as a t

Matt Pearce's passing prompted an outpouring of community mourning in the popular teacher's memory. That culminates today at 1 p.m. at his funeral at Westwood Mennonite Brethren Church.

If the City of Prince George successfully bids to host an upcoming meeting of Canadian municipal officials, the calculated return on investment would be exponential.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has found a Prince George man guilty of sexually interfering with a four-year-old girl.

School children often come to city hall to learn firsthand about their local government process and it happened again this week.

The Prince George Coliseum is no more, but still is. The building continues to stand where it always has, at the dogleg of Patricia Boulevard and Dominion Street, where it is home to the Prince George Spruce Kings BCHL Hockey Club.

Five snowmobilers are dead after "a very large," likely human-caused avalanche Friday afternoon in the Renshaw area, just outside of McBride. The victims were part of at least three separate groups of about a dozen people swept in the snow.

A Mackenzie man was sentenced Friday to 90 days in jail, to be served on days off, followed by three years probation for stabbing a woman during a brawl outside a nightspot in the community north of Prince George.