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Northern B.C.'s only overdose prevention site has reversed 34 potentially lethal overdoses since opening, according to data released by Northern Health.

Trustees of School District 57 voted on Tuesday for significant increases to their pay in order to offset new federal regulations that would see the removal of tax exemptions for school board office-holders as of January of 2019.

An all-aboriginal art show is showing off some of the city's best talent, and it is also announcing the arrival of a new arts organization.

Work has resumed on getting a bridge along Willow Cale Forest Service Road back in working order after safety concerns related to sloughing forced closure of the crossing last September.

The driver of a Greyhound bus involved in a fatal four-vehicle crash has been charged. Colin Lucas Dunlop faces one count of driving without due care and attention in relation to the April 21, 2017 incident on Highway 97 south of Kersley.

The Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy in northern Saskatchewan Friday afternoon which claimed the lives of 15 people cuts deep into the tight-knit hockey community and both junior teams in Prince George have personal ties with some of the accident victims

The federal Liberals' new firearms bill was heavily criticized during a roundtable discussion Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer hosted Monday.

Higher than normal snowpack levels have placed Prince George, as well as other communities along the Upper Fraser West and Okanagan, at extreme levels of flooding, according to B.C.'s river forecast centre.

The Prince George Cougars are providing an opportunity for local residents to show their support to the city of Humboldt, Sask., as well as to the family of Brock Hirsche.

Contractors will be held to higher standards when it comes to maintaining B.C.'s highways during the winter as new contracts are awarded, according to the provincial government.