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Crown counsel is seeking between 2 1/2 and three years in prison for a 30-year-old Mackenzie man who has pleaded guilty to sexually interfering with two young girls.

To conserve and enhance fish and wildlife affected by BC Hydro dams the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program is now accepting grant applications for those groups looking to sustain fish and wildlife in the Williston and Dinosaur watersheds within the

He's her go-to guy. That's what Crystal Beddome says about her dad, Barry, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease about a decade ago.

Living wage advocates say Quesnel has become the second municipality in B.C. to implement a living wage policy for staff. The living wage for the region is $16.52 per hour, according to the Living Wage for Families Campaign.

Federal, provincial and territorial labour ministers will converge on Prince George on Friday.

Prince George will welcome its seventh Syrian family later this month, joining about 1,000 refugees expected to arrive in B.C. by the end of this year.

Both of Prince George's campuses have set up programs to support aboriginal students with the help of provincial funds. The Ministry of Advanced Education handed University of Northern B.C.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has declared a mistrial after finding ICBC engaged in an abuse of process by taking opposite positions in two lawsuits involving the same car crash. On Jan.

The city is colouring the town white with cyclist symbols, a sign that new road rules will soon be in effect. Though the paint has dried on many city streets, it's still the status quo - for the time being.

The federal government has shot down a petition to remove the popular Armalite AR-15 rifle from restricted status.