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The long-kicked around zoning proposal for medical marijuana operations is finally open to public debate.

The war of words between faculty and administrators at the University of Northern B.C. continued Tuesday, day six of the faculty strike.

Another former city councillor was awarded Prince George's highest honour. Don Bassermann received the Freedom of the City on Friday night, during the 100th Anniversary Civic Appreciation Dinner.

A Prince George fire prevention officer found excessive amounts of pine wood dust in Lakeland sawmill's slasher area during an inspection five months prior to the April 2012 explosion that killed two men and injured 21 other employees, a coroner's in

Armed with the findings of a recently completed study, the city committee focused on reducing homelessness will spend the year creating a go-to resource for those looking to create more affordable housing.

As Prince George moves into its second century, it's doing so with a new slogan. On Friday, city unveiled a new logo hailing the municipality as "The volunteer city - It's in our nature.

A child's tragedy is motivating other children to help a grieving family. At only three years of age, little Kenzie Ashton Boivin was fatally struck by a vehicle on Feb. 28 in the area of Ospika Boulevard and Massey Drive.

The fifth day of the University of Northern B.C. faculty began and ended without plans for further negotiations.

Collective bargaining will begin in McBride after village employees voted in favour of unionizing. Ballots in a certification vote were counted Monday, with the results leading towards nine employees forming a bargaining unit represented by CLAC.

Faculty in several programs at the College of New Caledonia are preparing for layoffs.