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A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has ruled in favour of Habitat for Humanity Canada in its bid to take possession of the assets owned by its former Prince George affiliate.

A tracking dog helped Prince George RCMP apprehend a man wanted fafter he tried to evade police in the West Lake area.

The watering ban imposed by the city Tuesday morning will last as long as the municipality deems it necessary to avoid running into a situation where there isn't enough flow for firefighting, according to city hall.

A rash of copper wire thefts in recent months and a list of about 35 local copper-stealing criminals has the Prince George RCMP calling on corporations, citizens and sellers to help address the problem.

A Prince George man faces 10 charges following an alleged confrontation with police and firefighters near 100 Mile House on Friday over an illegal campfire.

Over the next decade, a handful of city buildings will need about $12 million in investment, according to a new consultant's report up for discussion at tonight's city council meeting. The Four Seasons Pool, Firehall No.

A Prince George institution is now becoming a Cariboo institution.

Due to the province-wide fire ban, the Fort St. James National Historic Site has rescheduled its Great Salmon Cook-off of New Caledonia. Originally set for Sat., July 18, it will now be held on Sat., Sept.

Canada Day came a little bit early for Tony and Robyn Omayone.

A Calgary man arrested on the same day that about 20 firearms were stolen from a local hunting and fishing store has been sentenced to 90 days time served. Kurtis Fendrick, 23, was issued the term Friday in Prince George provincial court.