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Whether it's an individual, business or organization, the provincial government is seeking nominations for the multicultural awards. "Cultural diversity helps create a strong and vibrant social and economic future for British Columbia.

Skyfest 2015, Quesnel's International Airshow, takes to the skies July 31 to August 2. The Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Armed Forces featuring the CF-18 Hornet fighter jet will join the Snowbirds demonstration team.

Often a candidate in local elections, Trent Derrick will be seeking to be the NDP's candidate in Cariboo-Prince George when the next federal election is held. A date for a nomination meeting has not yet been set.

The Fraser River's level at South Fort George is on the rise as increased releases from the Skins Lake Spillway travel downstream. As of early Monday afternoon, the level stood at 8.7 metres, up from 8.

A series of break and enters in which more than 30 firearms were stolen has had nothing to do with the recent closure of a Prince George hunting and fishing store, according to one of the outlet's co-owners.

Prince George is home to a new millionaire. Normand Constant is $1 million richer after his numbers were drawn in Friday's Maxmillion draw.

Over the course of his four decades in medicine, Dr. William Osei has often repeated his refrain for those who seek advice: "Look where you're going, don't you look where you are standing.

A man with a gunshot wound was dropped off at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital in Quesnel shortly after RCMP were called to Comeau Road, north of Quesnel at 12:40 a.m. Sunday after there was a report of gunfire.

In a tradition that has lasted nearly 10 years, the Prince George Quilters Guild donated one of their creations to the Prince George RCMP's victim services unit this week.

The College of New Caledonia hosted the annual Seal in a Smile program for children in School District 57. This year the program saw children in Kindergarten through Grade 7 from Nusdeh Yoh, which is the aboriginal choice school.