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Soldier's sister wants answers in wake of fatal Pineview police shooting

Amy Merritt and her daughter Ella, eight months old, join in with songs and rhymes at this fall's first Babytime at the Prince George Public Library's Bob Harkins branch.

Real life police standoffs are rarely as exciting as those portrayed on television, according to a former hostage negotiator turned academic.

For Greg Matters, life ended on home soil, despite surviving military service in Afghanistan. Matters was shot to death Monday night in Prince George after a long standoff with police.

Pineview shooting victim reached out to Citizen before his death

Today is moving day for Mr. P.G. The 52-year-old, eight-metre high icon, a beloved symbol of the city's forest-based economy, is being moved to a Nicholson Street paint shop for repairs.

The now-separated wife of a man accused of sexually assaulting two of his stepdaughters described a whirlwind courtship Wednesday that began when they met during a church youth-group function at her home.

Canadian military personnel and veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder will have a better chance of getting the medical help they need now that Canada has boosted spending to treat mental health issues.

Severe anxiety triggered by a deadly or life-threatening event is how post traumatic stress disorder appears. Until 1980, when it was given its name, PTSD was not even on the radar as a clinically treatable condition.