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The worst may not be over once the deluge of snow expected to strike Prince George has stopped falling.

A couple of commons sites for illegally dumped garbage have been cleaned up by some community volunteers. In the Nukko Lake area, off to the side of Mossvale Road, a group of do-gooders showed up for a trash-mob that hauled away pickup loads of junk.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #43 president Bruce Gabriel is skeptical the cash infusion the federal government has committed to supporting the mental health needs of military members will have much impact in this region.

A Brink Forest Products Ltd. employee was seriously injured by a log chipper machine early Tuesday morning, according to WorkSafe B.C. Spokesman Scott McCloy said the incident occurred at 4:50 a.m. and the employee was taken to hospital.

The winter's first proper snowfall put the city's new snow clearing plan into motion Monday.

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - Four months after a torrent of mine water and waste gushed into two south-central British Columbia lakes, the province says the mine's owner is only at the forefront of a clean-up that is expected to take years. The B.C.

The Bulkley Valley school district is denying blame for the injuries a Houston woman allegedly suffered by slipping and falling in the community's high school parking lot two years ago.

The city is rejigging a bylaw to reduce the number of rubber-stamp applications requiring public hearings at city council meetings. Residents have until Dec.

The national chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples made a rare stop in Prince George Monday night as part of her national tour aimed at increasing grassroots engagement and discussing aboriginal issues.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has upheld a lower court decision that found a Gitanyow man guilty of illegally shooting a grizzly bear sow and one of her cubs that had ventured near his home.