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Calling all shutterbugs! Capture your favourite moments in provincial parks this summer for a chance to have your photo featured by BC Parks. Every week, the province will share a 'BC Parks Fan Photo' on its Instagram account, @yourbcparks.

You don't recall driving the last few kilometres? You didn't notice a vehicle until it suddenly passed you? Your driving speed is creeping up or down? They're all signs of fatigue and motorists are being urged to pull over and take a break if they no

Prince George will see the strongest economic growth among the seven mid-sized cities covered in a Conference Board of Canada outlook. Following growth of 2.

Reported missing last week, Keira Zoe Prince, 17, has been located and is safe, Prince George RCMP said Tuesday. "The Prince George RCMP would like to thank those members of the public and the media that helped."

By mid-September, Spruceland Save-On Foods shoppers will be able to buy B.C. wines to go with the food in their grocery cart all under one roof. Work began Tuesday on a 1,250 square-foot showcase for 1,000 different kinds of B.C.

Jumping on the Pokemon Go craze, the Prince George Public Library is offering the Guided Pokemon Go Walking Tour to players, who are known as trainers in the game, every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. for the rest of the summer.

City council gave final reading Monday night to an application to add eight more lots to the Nechako View subdivision. It raises the total at the site to 59.

City council voted Monday night to pull $1.8 million out of a reserve fund to get a jump on repairs to the Willowcale Road at Haggith Creek.

City council voted 8-1 Monday night to pass through the first two readings a bylaw to establish a liquor manufacturing zone. If passed, it will allow for small-scale breweries, distilleries, wineries and cideries in urban Prince George.

It's shaping up to be a banner year on the city's construction front. As of the end of June, 218 permits for $70.