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It's not quite dog-eat-dog, but competition will be fierce as the Prince George Kennel Club's annual dog show kicks off today.

A woman testified Thursday she was once in the same pickup truck as Cody Allan Legebokoff and one of his alleged victims.

Some competitions are all about who has the horses to outlast the competition. On Sunday, you just need one horse and after that it's all about the cards that are dealt you.

The Sierra Club of B.C. and RAVEN Trust have launched a fundraising campaign to support First Nations' legal challenges against the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline.

The first official classes ended yesterday at the University of Northern B.C. for the 20 students that choose to focus their Master of Physical Therapy serving northern and rural communities. The master program is based at the University of B.C.

As Prince George residents receive their blue bins for the incoming Multi-Material B.C.-managed curbside recycling program, another group is gathering feedback on a plan to fill the gaps.

School District 57 is calling on the B.C. Teacher's Federation and the provincial government to get back to the negotiating table and settle their dispute before September. The district's board of education sent a letter Wednesday to the province, B.

The Prince George Crime Stoppers Society will be out shredding it this weekend.

A former girlfriend of Cody Allan Legebokoff testified Thursday during the trial for the young man accused of murdering a teenage girl and three women.

The search for a man missing in Ness Lake has been postponed by the Prince George RCMP. "We're hoping conditions improve or other arrangements can be made," said RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Craig Douglass.