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A special-needs boy is still missing his best friend. Boss the missing Yorkie has been gone since Saturday, when he went too far from the yard while doing his evening business.

The city's road rehabilitation work will continue next week. Here's a look at what's in store starting Monday and, weather depending, scheduled to be finished by Aug.

The community is mourning the loss of one of its most recognizable leaders. Frank Frederick Sr. was a well known figure in Prince George, and openly respected for his political and cultural contributions to the north.

Citing a lack of progress in coming up with a new agreement with the province, B.C.'s 220 midwives have taken job action. The action includes giving 90-day notice for the termination of the present Midwifery Master Agreement, taking effect Oct. 7.

A Prince George man has been sentenced to two years in jail for his involvement in a series of vehicle thefts. Kyle Tony Baraniuk, 24, must also serve two years probation once he is out of custody.

Prince George sports and cultural organizations are receiving $620,940 in combined funding through the community gaming grant program, the provincial government said Friday.

A Prince George human resources firm has become the latest business to be named an official supplier to the 2015 Canada Winter Games. Kopar Administration Ltd.

Prince George RCMP's newest superintendent gets as much a thrill from achieving the behind-the-scene victories as making the big arrest. "I like working with stakeholders and partnerships and collaboration," Insp.

CN Rail's line between Prince George and Prince Rupert will be out of commission for at least a day, the company said Friday, following a collision between a a logging truck and a train near Burns Lake.

Celebrating two years of work, members of the B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) broke ground on their new downtown home Thursday.