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The B.C. Liberal Party is gearing up for new leadership. And with those already vying to replace former premier Christy Clark, the question of who will be the best candidate to represent northern B.C.

If you see a dark plume of smoke in the vicinity of the airport tomorrow morning, don't worry, it's only training. "Locals are reminded these fires pose no threat to the public or surrounding areas," PGAA said in a statement.

The provincial government's winter driving regulations come into effect on Sunday.

A new breast imaging clinic is now open at University Hospital of Northern B.C.

A theft of building materials has put a plan to build a new shelter and two bridges in the Tabor Mountain Recreation Area in jeopardy.

With the help of shoppers, RCMP are hoping to "cram-a-cruiser" full of groceries on Saturday. The events runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Real Canadian Superstore on Ferry Avenue near Highway 16.

A downtown-area construction site and nearby mall were ribboned off for about an hour Thursday morning as workers dealt with a leaking natural gas line.

The hallways are crowded more than usual as students try to rush from class to class at Duchess Park secondary school. Some are sharing lockers and others aren't even able to take certain classes due to a lack of classroom space.

Being ready and being prepared was the message from Prince George Mayor Lyn Hall to the Union of B.C. Municipalities Convention on Wednesday.

A man who stabbed a Prince George security guard to death and is serving a life sentence for murder has allegedly slashed an inmate in prison, according to a recent court ruling.