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Operation Red Nose Prince George officially launched its 2012 campaign Tuesday.

Police are on the lookout for the driver of an unloaded logging truck that may have inadvertently struck a young man as he was walking across Highway 97 early Wednesday morning.

Bears are not yet hunkered down for the winter. The Northern Bear Awareness Society is likewise almost in sleep mode, but still out doing a few last activities.

An Association Advocating for Women And Children (AAWAC) has issued a call for enough donations to assemble at least 50 gift bags to help out their clients over the holiday season.

Prince George city council will be talking budget twice next year.

The Nov. 2 receipt of the draft final core services review report from KPMG has set into motion a flurry of discussions over what suggested opportunities will be explored in Prince George.

A Prince George man on trial for allegedly possessing heroin was seen dropping something over a fence just before he was arrested, a Prince George RCMP member testified Tuesday during a B.C. Supreme Court trial.

A unique meeting of potential employers and employees happened Tuesday afternoon in Prince George.

Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad was the legislature's fourth biggest spender, according to a summary of travel expenses released recently.

Recent changes to federal environmental legislation raised the ire of opponents of the proposed Northern Gateway project and now they want to know if the company behind the pipeline plan influenced legislators.