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A forest of lumber workers have voted in favour of strike action, sending a message to more than a dozen regional mill operations. More than 1,600 workers voted in the strike poll (held Aug. 3-11).

One of the RCMP's fluffiest civilian members has reached his max. Max is a crisis and therapy dog working for the Prince George RCMP's Victim Services Unit. In fact, Max was the RCMP's first professional therapy dog in Canada.

One of the federal ministers most connected to this region's economy is coming for a personal visit to Prince George.

A former School District 57 school trustee is seeking a return to the board. Betty Bekkering was an elected representative from 2011-14 and has announced her intention to run again in 2018.

Local forest fires may soon been fought by personnel in yet another new uniform.

So far 151 evacuees have arrived in Prince George fleeing forest fires around the area. "We do expect more in the days to come although we don't know how many," said City of Prince George spokesperson Mike Kellett.

Vancouver ranked as the most unaffordable major city in B.C.

Retired politician Don Grantham and his wife Joyce are thankful for every new day since her heart transplant 19 years ago. Here is their brief story. Don Grantham, the oldest of four boys, was born in 1941 in Gladstone, Man.

Classic rock is a part of our past, but it can still surprise. Randy Bachman is one of several acts on the Cariboo Rocks The North roster, the classic rock festival cranking out of Exhibition Park this weekend.

Even a magic bus couldn't have saved the BC Transit obstacle course from my ham hands.