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With Halloween creeping up, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is offering the following tips to keep trick-or-treaters safe: Tips for drivers Don't get spooked: Children may be difficult to see while trick-or-treating.

The Christmas season kicks off artfully this week with Studio Fair. This year, the organizers at the Community Arts Council (CAC) are taking it to a whole other level: upstairs at the Civic Centre as well as down on the main convention floor.

Three experts will take on the topic of genomics, discussing how every person's DNA is their "blueprint for better health" tonight at The Exploration Place.

Passengers flying out of the Prince George Airport will see a $5 increase to the airport improvement fee starting in the new year.

To promote healthy aging, Northern Health has launched a photo contest.

Tonight marks the end of Talktober, the month of neighbourhood-centric consultations hosted around the city. The fifth and final two-hour session is at Kinsmen Community Complex, beginning at 6:30 p.m.

School District 57 is asking the province for $41 million to help replace Kelly Road secondary school. "This is a very necessary replacement.

Once the immediate shock wore off, there were cheers of glee and tears of joy erupting from a group of Pineview elementary school students Tuesday morning after being informed of a surprise trip to Winnipeg next month.

Police are on the lookout for a man suspected of stabbing to death a man in Sexsmith, Alta., who may be on his way to the Lower Mainland.

Prince George RCMP are on the lookout for the driver of a stolen minivan who fled on foot following a collision with a pickup truck on Monday morning. Police, who were called to the scene on First Avenue, west of Victoria Street, at 6:45 a.m.