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The new year will bring an extra day for Prince George residents to access provincial services. On Jan. 9, the local Service BC office will begin a pilot project of opening on Saturdays. Currently, the office – located at 1044 Fifth Ave.

Local police are still looking for suspects after a Tuesday morning convenience store robbery. According to the Prince George RCMP, a panic alarm was hit at Mr. G's on Ospika Boulevard and Fifth Avenue around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Each time Bill Cosby's name makes the news, it brings back uncomfortable memories for Kym Gouchie. The Lheidli T'enneh First Nation member and musician spent most of the past 25 years away from Prince George before returning early this year.

Angelique Levac doesn't dismiss the allegations against her longtime friend and supporter but her experience with Bill Cosby did not include any misconduct on his part. "I have nothing bad to say about Bill Cosby. He did me good.

An elderly man was killed in a Sunday afternoon crash outside of Quesnel that shut down Highway 97 for hours. RCMP were called around 1:30 p.m. to the scene of the collision that occurred about 40 kilometres south of Quesnel.

A moose up to its neck in muck was saved by a five-member CN Rail engineering crew Monday.

The jury had much more than facts and figures to sift through when it sat down to make recommendations to prevent a disaster like the Lakeland Mills explosion from ever happening again.

Those looking to start 2016 with a clean slate can wash away the previous year with the coldest bath on offer. Ness Lake Bible Camp's 15th annual Polar Bear Dip returns on Jan.

Described as a kind and gentle soul, well-known local photographer Ute Wilder passed away on Friday, Dec. 18 at the age of 74. According to her artist's profile featured on the Two Rivers Gallery website, Wilder came to Canada in 1966.

Growing up with Shirley Irving as her mother, her daughter Dana said it was like living in a storybook.