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According to a poll cited by moderator Russell Bowers, 60 per cent of the voters in Cariboo-Prince George have indicated they are looking for change following the Oct.

Ears perked, two bright eyes look adoringly up at her owner, waiting for the cue. Energy, raw and untamed, shimmers through the little Cairn Terrier body. The three-month old pup is released and off she goes to greet the visitor at the door.

Snort laughing and silliness are the goals for the next phase of superstar rocker Bif Naked's life.

School District 57 clerical workers are struggling to keep up with the extra work created by the province's "painfully slow" new student information system, MyEducationBC, trustees heard Tuesday.

Residents interested in how their tax dollars are spent have a new tool to provide feedback to the city. Last week, the city launched Citizen Budget, an online budget simulator that lets people play with allocations of various city functions.

Gordon Campbell's name will be on the Cariboo-Prince George ballot on Oct. 19, but he's adamant that he's not running for office.

Prince George Spruce Kings fans will join the ranks of the other 16 B.C. Hockey League team spectators who can have an alcoholic beverage at home games.

A Prince George diversity event organizer slammed the school district for failing to respond to his calls for a meeting after being told he could no longer partner with School District 57.

Two people were killed in a single vehicle rollover Monday afternoon on Highway 16.

Still feeling the loss of her husband, who died of esophageal cancer 10 months earlier, Shari MacLellan got the diagnosis in 2004 that one in nine Canadian women dread. She had breast cancer.