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A broken piece of equipment has delayed the repaving of Tyner Boulevard until the end of the week. Originally scheduled to be closed to traffic between Aug.

The date for the selection of the NDP candidate for Cariboo-Prince George has been moved up. Originally scheduled to be a mail-in ballot with an option for voting at a scheduled Aug.

The meaning of humility has long been misunderstood. Ultimately it means recognizing our position in the world. It should also be noted that it takes self-confidence to be humble.

Crews from three fire halls answered the call of smoke in a home in the 7200 block of Dawson Road in the Hart at about 10 a.m. Monday. Firefighters discovered fire in the kitchen area of the home and quelled the flames quickly.

Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Jordan McLeod. McLeod was reported missing on Jan. 19 and his body was found Feb.

When Faran Rashid was little, he was fascinated by all things science. "By like Grade 5, I'd read every single science book in library at school," said the 21-year-old University of Northern B.C. student. "That's all I did, was read.

The summer months make for a quiet office at UNBC for the Prince George Public Interest Research Group, but its learning garden, nestled between the student residences and the bioenergy plant, is in full bloom.

Admission prices are down and parking is free at the fair and that's great news for seniors on a fixed income, said Lola Dawn Fennell, general manager at the Council of Seniors Resource Centre.

A group of residents in the Lombardy Mobile Home Park say they believe they are being unfairly targeted in a quest to clean up the controversial site.

The Prince George highway strip is registering with retailers. Two main sites are showing positive signals for the consumer climate of this area, and it stands out against the national climate.