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Over the next three years, a group of researchers will follow the effects of Mount Polley mine tailings breach from the "physics to fish." University of Northern B.C.

Children who live in the Bowl and South Fort George area have some of the worst developmental outcomes in the province, a mapping project has found. The first round of developmental mapping from the University of B.C.

St. Vincent de Paul Society is preparing to feed about 800 people Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart auditorium at 887 Patricia Blvd.

The Council of Forest Industries is putting on a photo contest to showcase "the importance of the forest industry in B.C. and the diversity of the people who are part of it.

For the second time in six months, major pieces of equipment have been stolen from the Spruce City Men's Fastball Association's facility.

Caledonia Ramblers hike Sunday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Caledonia Ramblers are hosting a moderately strenuous hike to the Tacheeda fire lookout, about 100 km north of Prince George. The drive to the trailhead takes about 1.5 hours and the hike is 4.

A 16-year-old boy is expected to appear in Prince George provincial court Fridayafter he was arrested in connection with a threat made through social media that prompted Prince George schools to impose partial lockdowns.

A blind UNBC student just wants to show her two sons that anything is possible despite the challenges life has to offer.

There has been little change or improvement, say two local physiotherapists, in the year since they asked a government committee to support their efforts to bring more students north.

The sister of a Canadian military veteran who was killed in a standoff with an RCMP emergency response team four years ago is in favour of ensuring benefits from Veterans Affairs are in place for soldiers prior to receiving medical discharge.