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A Prince George man has been sentenced to a further 391 days in jail for his role in a wild attempt to evade police in a stolen pickup truck.

A new pavilion will replace the now long-gone shelter that once covered the picnic area at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. An artist's rendition was unveiled Friday during a media event at the location.

For people who want to learn to cook and people who want to eat, there's no better partnership than the one between the Cooking Up Jobs students and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43 in Prince George.

Three local entrepreneurs will go on stage tonight and tell everyone their most embarrassing business moments. They "effed up" and they're willing to talk about it, so other business people and aspiring startups can learn from their mistakes.

Caribou populations in the South Peace appear to be stabilizing after the species was brought to the brink three years ago, but wildlife experts disagree on the role B.C.'s controversial wolf cull is playing in that recovery.

A Prince George man was sentenced to a further two years and one day in a federal prison after pleading guilty to trafficking charges Thursday. In all, Troy Anthony Wrixon, 46, was sentenced to three years less 364 days credit for time served.

The Prince George RCMP are asking for the the public's help in locating a local man with outstanding arrest warrants. Chance Machenzy Dargatz, 20, is considered violent and should not be approached.

Northern Health now has a formal policy in place for those who want to exercise their right to a medically-assisted death.

A man wanted on a charge of attempted murder has been arrested. Robert Alan Edward Clarke, 34, was apprehended on Thursday morning, North District RCMP Cpl. Madonna Saunderson confirmed. She did not provide details on where he was found.

UNBC's Northern Undergraduate Student Society (NUGSS) will hold a referendum to increase student fees to help deal with its ongoing financial issues. On March 20 and 21, current students will vote for or against increasing the fees by $6.50 to $42.