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Neil Peterson looks for a bean on the stalk that he grew this year at his Irwin Street home. The stalk is a Scarlet Runner bean.

A proposal to change a single-family house into a medical office was given the go-ahead Monday night. City council approved an application to lift a restrictive covenant on a 13th Avenue property that restricts its use to that of a residence.

A new barrier along the Hart highway could be in place before the winter.

The city is moving ahead on figuring out how to get rid of what are currently dual-purpose cycling lanes. During Monday night's meeting, city council supported Coun.

The new traffic signal along Victoria Street is expected to be up and running by the beginning of the school year.

Those looking to spend some time at the Duchess Park playground may have to make alternate arrangements for a couple of weeks.

A man pleaded guilty Monday to two charges related to an attempt to lure a minor for the purpose of sex. During a B.C.

A group of seven people walking from Winnipeg passed through Prince George Monday on a months-long trek to call for justice for murdered and missing indigenous people.

The Punjabi Canadian Senior Society's Bike-A-Thon is back for the sixth year in a row with a round trip to Purden Lake.

A session for teacher-librarians in Prince George will focus on using school facilities as creative spaces for learning.