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The victim of the Dawson Creek rock concert victim has been disclosed by his family and the RCMP.

Crystal Lake is known for its sandy beaches and great trout fishing. The lake is fairly small but quite deep, measuring over 90 feet in the centre, and it is regularly stocked with rainbow trout and brook trout.

B.C.'s forestry watchdog has issued findings on the state of wildfire preparedness across the province.

For the first time in nearly 50 years, Prince George's war veterans won't have a place of their own in which to gather.

AiMHi, the Prince George Association for Community Living, will be holding an open house on Feb. 24 to celebrate it's role as a welcoming and inclusive workplace.

A Cariboo man is one of 43 Canadians receiving a medal of bravery, this week. Governor General David Johnston will bestow those, and three stars of courage at a ceremony Friday at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The only recipient from northern B.C.

A midnight snack lit up the night for one Prince George household. Prince George Fire-Rescue Service responded to an emergency call from a home in the 400 block of Beech Crescent. It happened shortly after midnight, said assistant chief Elden Gjerde.

A group of Prince George teens are no strangers to keeping their eyes on the prize. After years of dedication to their sport, this weekend they take aim at bringing home the gold in archery from the B.C. Winter Games.

The Prince George Public Library will be making a plea to city council tonight for $50,457 in additional funding. The library board will make its case during the second half of the city's budget deliberations, which begin at 3:30 p.m.

City council has received a 109 name petition opposing the creation of a 400-seat nightclub at the intersection of Vancouver Street and Fourth Avenue.