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Aboriginal student enrollment at CNC has doubled over the past five years and the provincial government responded this week by announcing it will direct $542,000 to fund CNC programs that support those students.

High water will continue to wind its way through Prince George for the next couple of days but the worst should soon be over for this year's spring freshet, River Forecast Centre head David Campbell said Monday.

City staff are digging up ways to get the most out of the Prince George road rehab budget.

There's been a mud slide 8 km west of Junction with Highway 5 in Tete Jaune Cache. The road is reduced to single lane alternating traffic. There's flooding 26 km east of Junction with Highway 5 in Tete Jaune Cache.

Economic uncertainty around the world is, counter intuitively, a golden opportunity for the local economy.

You might not know it, but that sample of blood you've given at community health screening clinic to test for a possible genetic link to high cholesterol levels might also reveal a gene that could lead to irreversible heart disease.

The deadline for nominations has been extended in the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council election. The council is an advocacy alliance of eight First Nations in the Prince George region, stretching as far west as Broman Lake.

A woman is dead after she was ejected from her car in a single-vehicle collision Friday evening. The 36-year-old woman was driving south on 217 Road near Dawson Creek in her 1995 Honda Accord when it skidded into the east ditch.

The two army helmets and empty 50-millmetre mortar casing Nolan Peake brought to his Heritage Fair project serve as reminders of what his great-grandfather went through as an infantryman in the Second World War.

A sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl three years ago has netted a 42-month jail term, less time already served, for Nathan Constantine McNamara. B.C.