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When Joe Crump set out to train for the Cops for Cancer Tour de North team, he had no idea how touched he would by the children's stories he heard and how unifying that message would be.

School District 57 has two new sports coordinators in charge of bringing in new programs at no cost to students. They were hired by the aboriginal education department, said manager Shelly Niemi.

Election campaign season kicked into another gear Saturday as Independent Cariboo-Prince George candidate Sheldon Clare opened his campaign office.

As a country, Canada is unrecognizable from what it used to be, and people are ready to change that, according to Cariboo-Prince George Liberal candidate Tracy Calogheros.

As a country, Canada is unrecognizable from what it used to be, and people are ready to change that, according to Cariboo-Prince George Liberal candidate Tracy Calogheros.

Mike Vigano knew the city's most popular party band was going to break up. He knew, because he was in it.

The sound of school bells ringing across the region is also a call to local artists. The new scholastic year is also the start of the new artistic education year.

A Houston woman who suffered injuries when she slipped and fell in the community's high school parking lot nearly three years ago, has withdrawn her lawsuit against the Bulkley Valley school district over the incident.

One man traveling in his Canadian flag adorned motorhome is crisscrossing the country in an effort to unite the nation.

For more than 60 years, the Nukko Lake General Store has been giving locals the convenience of buying groceries, hardware and gas without making the half-hour trip into Prince George.