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A Prince George truck driver who left the scene of a collision has been prohibited from driving for 18 months.

Telus restored service to 4,500 Prince George customers early Thursday morning, almost a day after underground cables were accidently cut. Businesses and homeowners could use the service again around 1:30 a.m., the company said in a release.

The historic significance of Chief Kw'eh was acknowledged Saturday when a commemorative plaque was unveiled at the Fort St. James National Historic Site.

It's been 25 years in the saddle for the Prince George Therapeutic Riding Association. The small group of volunteers offers an alternative to regular physiotherapy to those with special needs.

Lheidli T'enneh Nation elder Violet Bozoki just wants the discrimination to stop and the education to continue.

Dan Brooks has retaken the job of BC Conservative Party leader. The 41-year-old Vanderhoof man was reelected to the post during the party's annual convention, held over the weekend in Prince George.

Air quality in Prince George has seen a "consistent improvement" in the last 15 years, with encouraging concentrations from key pollutants, according to a recent report.

The city's unemployment rate stood at 6.6 per cent in August, according to Statistics Canada labour market survey numbers. That's down from 7.

With challenges like 'we're 100 years old so we know everything' from the Prince George Citizen and 'we have a team of intelligent and fierce competitors to ensure the win' from Northern Health, it's hard to resist coming out to see who takes top spo

A Prince George provincial court judge reluctantly sentenced a 35-year-old local man to 18 months in jail followed by three years probation for sexually assaulting his common law spouse while she was in the psychiatric ward at University Hospital of