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A small business will be operating within the winter wonderland of the Festival of Trees.

Members of one of the province's largest unions are hoping to send a message to the premier and her government that they are not happy about the direction of job opportunities in the province.

Bednesti Lake will likely get even more fishers than ever with the reopening of the Bednesti Lake Resort, so neighbours of the lake are angling for provincial restocking support.

By working together, the Canadian Cancer Society, Northern Health and the B.C. Cancer Agency believe they can lower cancer rates in the region.

Provincial NDP environment critic Rob Fleming will headline a panel of Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline opponents speaking Thursday night at UNBC.

There's always a story behind any handmade quilt. Most certainly a labour of love, the time that goes into making them puts a value on a quilt that usually far exceeds what it might fetch on the open market.

When city representatives land in China today, they will begin a whirlwind week of tours and conversations to find common ground with Prince George's potential sister city.

Canada's favourite handyman is bringing his special brand of fix-it advice to Prince George. Funny man Red Green will share his thoughts in the new How to do Everything tour when it stops at Vanier Hall next Sept. 25.

Born and raised in England, the daughter of a ship's captain, Anne Martin was staunchly loyal to her country and a proud supporter of the royal family.

A story on the Highway of Tears by popular U.S. crime show 48 Hours has generated a few tips, says the leader of an RCMP task force investigating the cases of 18 missing and murdered women.