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Executive director of the Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George thought it would be a nice way to commemorate Canada's 150 by honouring the first girl and boy born on July 1 in Prince George with a gift.

Dale Culver spoke to his sister on July 17. It was the first time they'd spoken in years, and it would be the last. Culver was involved in a police incident about 24 hours later and did not survive.

Social media reaction to the change on Fifth Avenue from four lanes to two to accommodate angle parking has been overwhelmingly positive, said a City of Prince George spokesman.

He's been recognized as the man who 'walked through the flames' for PTSD. Robert Gagnon, despite all odds, arrived at the B.C. Legislature in Victoria after a solo walk that begun at the cenotaph at city hall in Prince George on June 28.

A local anonymous businessman challenges all banks to meet or beat his $50,000 donation to the Salvation Army to help local victims of the wildfire that has affected so many British Columbians.

During his first trip to Prince George as health minister, Adrian Dix toured the wildfire evacuation facilities at CNC on Tuesday to offer encouragement and praise to Northern Health staff for accommodating more than 10,000 evacuees registered in the

The memory of fire tearing apart a small town in 2011 still lingers and the effects are still felt today in Slave Lake, Alta.

A former Mackenzie man will get a slight reduction in the nearly $1-million he was awarded for injuries he suffered in a Greyhound bus crash on the Trans-Canada Highway. Other than a minor calculation error, the B.C.

A fire ripped through two homes and the manager's office in a Prince George trailer park before firefighters were able to bring it under control early Tuesday morning.

Another provincial election is done and over but the reminiscent sight of election signs leaves a lingering memory of visual unsightliness for some.