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Tl'oh Forest Products will be closing its Fort St. James finger-joint plant at the end of next month. "We profoundly regret the decision we have had to make today," Tl'oh president Leonard Thomas said in a statement issued Tuesday.

A local artist's small claims action against organizers of the 2015 Canada Winter Games and three Prince George automobile dealerships will head to a settlement conference after all four defendants denied her allegations in a reply filed at the Princ

Expect minor delays along University Way starting Monday due to logging activity in the area. The work will include construction of a temporary road into the site, log hauling and fire hazard abatement, UNBC said in a press release.

Discovery Channel's AIRSHOW star Super Dave will perform aerobatically during Quesnel's International Skyfest Aug. 1-2.

The 22nd annual Special Olympics Charity Golf Classic takes place June 19 at the Prince George Golf & Curling Club.

Despite aspects of the auditor general for local government's office getting overhauled this summer, work is supposed to continue on a report for the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George.

Local businesses are feeling the public love. Two voting processes are drawing attention to the best in local stores, restaurants, service providers, agencies and other economic hotspots.

Prince George's Mardi Gras of Winter Society has permanently closed its doors. The society presented its last Mardi Gras Snow Daze Winter Festival March 15 to 28, having had to be bumped from its usual dates because of the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Work began on eight new single-family homes in Prince George and area in May, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation numbers issued Monday.

A path to improve men's health should start with the workplace, challenge masculinity ideals, invoke peer support and develop strategies and language that specifically targets the gender.