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A CN freight train pulling coal caught fire at about 8 a.m. Tuesday at Wilson Park. The fire was contained to an engine compartment of the lead locomotive. Check out the video below.

P3 Canada has rejected the city's application for funding and support to build the proposed Prince George Regional Performing Arts Centre.

Taseko Mines Ltd. was given the green light Monday to take its proposed New Prosperity gold and copper mine through a second environmental assessment by a federal review panel.

Commonwealth Health Corp. is seeking a three-year extension to meet its commitment to build six townhouse units near the Commonwealth Health Centre.

One-time grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 are being provided to 29 organizations including community groups, Aboriginal organizations, First Nations bands and police departments in Fort St.

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"People care about the grads in the Northern Medical Program more than any other program, they want to know where they are going when they graduate.

The man accused of murdering a Prince George drug debt collector nearly seven years ago took to the stand Friday morning where he denied anything to do with the shooting.

In the final meeting of city council before the municipal election, there are a few things for the current group of councillors to address.