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City council will consider the proposed $35 million demolition and replacement of the Four Seasons Leisure Pool when they meet to debate the city's 2017-2021 capital plan on Feb. 1.

A Quesnel man maintains he did not know he was breaking the law when he was selling so-called party drugs online.

A Prince George man was sentenced Monday to 30 days in jail and two years probation for exposing his genitals via social media to three teenage girls.

City council is being urged to turn down a request to convert a home into a centre for behavioural counseling and life skills training centre for children with developmental disabilities. In a report, staff says rezoning 788 Preston Rd.

A man who's been missing since this fall was described as caring and generous as family members issued emotional pleas Friday for any information that could solve the mystery of his disappearance.

Prince George's restrictions on pit bull dogs have been more trouble than they're worth, according to a staff report.

Tobacco-related illnesses account for a surprisingly large number of deaths among individuals diagnosed with alcohol- and drug-use disorders, according to University of Northern British Columbia study.

Kallie Smith, the new executive director of the Aboriginal Business Development Centre, knows she's following in some rather large footsteps.

After more than 43 years, the thrift shop in the basement of St. Michael's Anglican Church closed its doors in November.

Members of the public are being asked to help document moose winter tick infestations by completing an online survey. It will help B.C.