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More than $4,000 was raised during the annual Ness Lake Bible Camp Polar Bear Dip held January 1. There were 55 people who were brave enough to take the plunge and help send children to camp who would not ordinarily be able to afford to attend.

A man who shot an adversary and left him lying in a driveway bleeding and writhing in pain was described during a sentencing hearing Thursday as a devoted father and successful business manager who succumbed to the "curse of addiction.

A Prince George man was released on bail Wednesday to attend an addictions treatment program after pleading guilty to charges related to the theft of a pickup truck and copper wire from a local business.

As Westwood Church welcomed its first Syrian family Thursday night, the second family it's sponsoring may be hot on their heels. Pastor Mark Wessner recently learned that all the paperwork is complete for the mother and teenage son and daughter.

A man found guilty of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl after she had passed out during a drinking party slightly more than eight years ago was sentenced Thursday to one year in jail followed by two years probation.

A Prince George shop teacher has received a two-day suspension of his teaching certificate for repeatedly insulting one student and threatening to "beat" another last school year.

Federal government officials will be in Prince George next week to hear from families, frontline workers and other stakeholders about how the inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women should be conducted. To be held on Jan.

In reviving the vote for a treaty, Lheidli T'enneh leaders will have to overcome years of misinformation and miscommunication.

Imperial Metals Corp. is laying off more than one-third of the workforce at its Huckleberry mine near Houston because of low copper prices.