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Charges were laid Monday in the 2014 death of a Blueberry River First Nation woman. Leon Wokeley, 42, was charged with second degree murder, arson and indignity to ruman remains in the 2014 death of Pamela Napoleon. Wokeley was arrested in Fort St.

Some 280 miners who lost their jobs when a Tumbler Ridge coal mine was shut down will get financial boost after the final details how their severance should be treated in a bankruptcy proceeding was worked out earlier this month.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to six months house arrest followed by two years probation for sexually assaulting a teenaged co-worker. Dillon Craig Reid, 36, was issued the term Monday in provincial court for a Jan.

Police are asking for the public's help to track down suspects after several vehicles were damaged in a vandalism spree over Saturday night.

University of Northern British Columbia anthropology professor Dr. Richard Lazenby will give a talk abut the challenges and rewards of practicing his profession in rural and remote areas. As the consulting forensic anthropologist in northern B.C.

A woman has taken a stiff hit to her pocketbook for 11 counts of making false claims for Employment Insurance.

Studio Fair is celebrating a golden anniversary this year.

Now that votes to replace the downtown fire hall and the Four Seasons Pool have passed as a result of Saturday's referendum, city taxpayers will be on the hook to pay for those projects.

City taxpayers passed Saturday's referendum to replace the downtown fire hall and build a new Four Seasons Pool. A total of 6,520 voters (82.

For 66 minutes, the wall the UNBC Timberwolves put up in front of their goalie, Ty Venhola, withstood the punishment.