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The advent of cell phone technology has given college students an instantaneous tool to critique their instructors.

In scheduled games between the UNBC and Brandon University basketball teams, the weather was the winner. The Timberwolves and Bobcats women's and men's squads were supposed to clash today in Brandon but the UNBC bus broke down just outside of Regina.

There was a decline in the number of cases of the flu reported in Northern Health's region in the first week of January. According to the latest numbers from the B.C.

Jianbing Li and his team of UNBC student researchers have created a group of microrganisms with an insatiable appetite for oil.

A group of biologists suited up on the frigid shores of the Nechako River this week, and another will take the icy plunge again next week, to learn rescue techniques from Dean Price and Lauren Phillips of OVERhang, two Rescue Canada instructors based

The national Aboriginal support movement sweeping across Canada has another event planned in Prince George. Local organizers of the Idle No More campaign are calling on the public to gather at the Civic Centre Plaza on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Two unions representing licensed practical nurses are clashing over proposed new provincial regulations. Both the Hospital Employees' Union (HEU) and the B.C.

Changing the city's Official Community Plan to accommodate a proposed women's recovery centre is only opening the door to further on-the-fly amendments, said plan opponents at a public meeting Thursday night.

Armed with a baseball bat, a Prince George senior chased an intruder out of her home early Friday morning. Prince George RCMP Cpl. Craig Douglass said police received a call just before 6:30 a.m.

As a safety officer who worked for BC Hydro for 34 years, Tim Thompson is anxious to sit down and read Voices from Two Rivers, a historical account of the early days of his company and two major hydroelectric projects that changed the face of the pro