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Giving something back is the Prince George Community Foundation's mandate. In keeping with that, more than $33,000 was allocated to 15 organizations at the Grant Award Reception held Tuesday night.

The provincial electricity infrastructure is aging. BC Hydro is investing heavily in maintenance to its existing distribution system and the local region will get a significant portion of that activity.

The biggest street party of the year happens Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Prince George. Summerfest features live entertainment on the main stage, including a magician, a P.G.

Regional First Nations' chief's and councillors' annual salaries, as reported under the First Nations Financial Transparency Act: FIRST NATIONCHIEF SALARYCOUNCILLOR SALARY ?Esdilagh First NationN/AN/A Cheslatta Carrier Nation$123,033$67,896 Kwadacha

Four of the five First Nations with offices in Prince George have not publicly posted their chiefs' and councilors' annual pay, despite a federal deadline last month to do so.

White Spot assistant manager Erik Olsen and host Sandra Hoerter dropped off a cache of Pirate Paks at the Prince George Citizen on Monday. Diners can revisit their youth while supporting today's kids by indulging in a White Spot Pirate Pak.

The demolition of the BC Hydro building in Prince George should be complete by the end of this week.

Comedians have an edge, have lived through stuff, and are not your average individuals, said one local comedian in reaction to the death of Robin Williams on Monday.

Continued forest fires have prompted another wildfire smoke advisory to be issued for Prince George and the surrounding areas.

With the intent to support women and girls in their betterment especially through education, the Prince George chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) celebrates its 50th anniversary Thursday at the Prince George Chateau.