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Clad in shades of purple to acknowledge World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, about 50 people held a noon-hour walk through downtown Prince George on Monday to raise awareness about the issue.

A Hart-area woman will be putting her passion for trail running on hold for awhile after getting treed Monday morning by a black bear sow who saw her as a threat to her cubs.

The College of New Caledonia has recognized Dunkley Lumber's former vice president as this year's Industry Partner Award.

There aren't many safe spaces in Prince George for Milan Halikowski, but it's still better than it was a few years ago.

If you oppose elder abuse, wear purple and head to city hall Monday at noon. Prince George will participate in World Elder Abuse Awareness Day with a walk through the streets of downtown.

The province's education minister is stopping in Prince George to preview some of School District 57's "innovative programs.

Three years ago Quentin Gordon made a promise to himself and his sister: every year he would do the Ride to Conquer Cancer. "I wanted to honour my sister's memory," said Gordon of Nola. She died on June 12, four days before her 48th birthday.

The lattes, whole grains and smiling staff burbling and bustling at Books and Company's Cafe Voltaire Saturday perhaps provided some comfort to Betty Bekkering as she recalled one of the more bruising political campaigns in recent Prince George memor

Investigators sifted through a home at the 3300 block of Austin Road East Saturday after a Friday night fire now viewed as suspicious.

Hogging the left lane is going to cost from now on.