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Canada's first aboriginal police officer killed in Passchendaele battle

Poppy poem hits home for Second World War soldier

A former Prince George man was sentenced Friday to two years plus a day on trafficking-related convictions.

Northern Health is suing the supplier of electrical equipment, blaming one of its products for a major power failure at University Hospital of Northern British Columbia.

A break and enter artist is prowling the Pinewood Avenue. Footprints and bike tracks going from vehicle to vehicle were noticed in the snow this morning.

A provincial court judge has given the go ahead for a dangerous dog to to be put down.

Location is everything in real estate. Story is everything in society. There is now a Governor General's History Award located at The Exploration Place, and the reasons why make for quite a story.

The call comes in. The phone is ringing. Will you answer? Will you hear the other end of the conversation? The conversation looks at the ends of life. The corners and the straightaways of life.

A Prince George teacher has won the Governor General's History Award. Glen Thielmann splits his time between Social Studies classes at D.P.

April of 1917 was a pivotal month for Canada, in the nation's coming of age. That was when German-occupied Vimy Ridge finally fell for good to an allied army and that army was Canada's.