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Wilderness tourism operators in the Chilcotin say they are disgusted with the failure of senior governments to defend their financial investments, and vow to risk arrest rather than allow a First Nation to put them out of business.

B.C.'s Minister of Mental Health and Addictions is praising a review of downtown health services conducted earlier this month by Northern Health. The Downtown Prince George Health Services Review, publicly released Dec.

Patrons of the city's Save On Foods donated enough groceries to fill 22 police cars Sunday during a pre-Christmas fundraiser put on by the RCMP. The total surpassed last year's total of 20.

A Fort St. James man has been slapped with a peace bond requiring him to stay away from anyone under age 16 over an act of sexual predation.

Two Treaty 8 First Nations opposed to Site C say they'll be seeking a court injunction to halt the dam's continued construction.

Greyhound Canada is pitching the creation of a taxpayer-funded subsidy program in answer to concerns over its application to close down passenger service in northern B.C.

Operation Red Nose, Prince George's holiday safe-ride service, delivered 200 rides home over the weekend. The holiday safe ride service has now delivered 360 rides home since beginning Dec. 1.

Megan Tandy was hoping for medals and a chance to get back to racing for Canada on the World Cup biathlon circuit. That return to glory for the 29-year-old two-time Olympian from Prince George will have to wait.

A man accused of murder, whose release on bail sparked outrage in Burns Lake, is back in jail.

For the past two years Braden Flett, a grade eight student at Duchess Park Secondary School, has been growing his hair out. Flett's mother had cancer prior to him being born and he wanted to do something to give back to the Canadian Cancer Society.