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The Prince George RCMP have released more information about the motor vehicle collision that claimed one life on New Year's Eve.

2012 was a year of warmer-than-average temperatures across the country, but not in Prince George. Statistically speaking, we were cool.

In the weeks leading up the birth of her son, Jennifer Hohmann said it didn't even cross her mind that she might be the mother of Prince George's new year's baby. The Quesnel resident was due on Dec.

The dawn of a new year is a time to both imagine the seemingly endless possibilities the next 12 months may bring and also remember those whose lives ended in the year gone by.

A new federal program aimed at keeping health professionals in rural areas could help, but may end up being a short-term solution according the chair of the school of nursing at UNBC.

A year after a major fire postponed the event, Ness Lake Bible Camp's annual polar bear dip was back on schedule Tuesday.

Terms of reference can make the difference between a pleasant impression or a mangled mouthful. When it pertains to a place, and the people within it, it is loaded with personal meaning and community pride.

One person was sent to the hospital following a Tuesday night home invasion. Shortly after 10 p.m.

A New Year's Eve collision has claimed the life of one person and has sent another to hospital with serious injuries. Police said the incident occurred just after 5 p.m.

The Prince George RCMP do not feel the general public is in danger following an early-morning home invasion. Shortly after 5 a.m. Sunday, four unidentified males entered a residence in the 400 block of Ogilvie Street South, demanding money and drugs.