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The sale is huge, and so is the impact on the local economy. The annual Megasale event is on at CN Centre, turning Exhibition Park into an automall for nine days. The sale ends at 8 p.m. Saturday.

More than 250,000 breakfasts served. That's not the number credited to a fast food chain, that's thanks to 'Uncle' Bob Greenaway, who for the last 19 years has served breakfast at Duchess Park secondary school.

A former city councillor is looking to step back into the political arena.

Though he lost the court case, Coun. Brian Skakun said he's not finished fighting for transparency in government. On Wednesday morning, the B.C.

A swarm of thousands of bees moved on from George Street last night, according to Ramada hotel general manager Tracy Peterson.

Prince George's airport boss has climbed to new heights. It was announced on Tuesday that John Gibson, CEO of the Prince George Airport Authorty, had landed the position of board president for the Canadian Airports Council.

It's her pleasant disposition that's the secret to 70 years of wedded bliss, said 95-year-old Ben Primus about his wife, Marie. "And I wouldn't want to be with anyone else," added Marie, almost 86, as Ben reached to hold her hand.

Prince George's MLAs were once again voted to victory, only this by-election was all over chili and the only party involved was the Spring Arts Bazaar that roiled around the nine cooking stations on the ballot.

As work kicks off on the installation of sanitary sewers in Hart Highlands, affected residents are still left with questions about what they're getting for the money.

There are four new faces on the group overseeing the city's economic development branch. On Monday night, city council approved the appointment of new Initiatives Prince George (IPG) board of directors members.