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A new eBook co-edited by a local author looks at northern development in rural communities and represents "a decade of international collaboration." Greg Halseth, a geography professor at University of Northern B.C.

With an array of downtown streets and parking closed to vehicles or reserved for other use during the Canada Winter Games, the city has seen an increase in those looking for monthly permits.

The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is still waiting on the outcome of its first review by the auditor general for local government.

A tail-wagging furry friend is now appearing at the Prince George courthouse to help ease the stress victims and witnesses often face when they're about to take the stand.

Friday morning's Supreme Court of Canada decision that doctor-assisted suicide was unconstitutional has kickstarted local and provincial discussions in health and palliative care.

The Prince George Airport is going to be the first impression many visitors have of the city when arriving for the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Free skating will be hosted at two community ice rinks this Family Day long weekend. The events are set for College Heights secondary on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and Duchess Park on Monday from 3 to 6 p.m.

Once the 2015 Canada Winter Games' flame is extinguished, a permanent reminder of the torch will remain in the city's downtown core.

A significantly higher-than-normal snow pack has prompted the provincial government's River Forecast Centre to predict a potential for flooding this spring along the Nechako River. As of Feb.

Carrier Sekani Family Services is welcoming Premier Christy Clark's long-term strategy to combat domestic violence in B.C. but remains skeptical until the plan is put into action.