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The 24th Take Back the Night march will see women and children take to the streets of downtown Prince George Friday night, with speeches starting at 6:30 p.m. at city hall and the walk to follow.

The multi-million-dollar updates to the city's two pools will be a decision for a future council with other more pressing capital costs on this council's radar.

As its final act - aside from signing dissolution papers - the 2015 Canada Winter Games Host Society spoke before city council to present its financial legacy. The society ended in the black with $1.1 million in legacy funds, council heard Monday.

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It has to be seen to be believed.

Just like every other day, Bethany Worthington was scrolling through her Facebook feed to see what was new. Scrolling, scrolling, scrolling, stop. And with a few simple words on the screen, Worthington, 24, was inspired to take action.

Demand for pool time has outpaced Prince George's aging aquatic facilities, driving a need to replace the outdated infrastructure.

The first week of school is over, but one Prince George parent is still waiting to hear where her child will end up.

Several labour ministers from across Canada gathered at the Coast Inn of the North Friday.

A Prince George researcher is helping develop an international electronic reporting system to monitor children's health. Margo Greenwood, a University of Northern B.C.