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A nighttime baseball bat attack sent one Prince George man to hospital and have police on the hunt for two males and a female they believe to be responsible. The incident happened just after 10 p.m. Monday in the 2000 block of Central Street East.

[email protected] The Cancer Centre for the North will not house a piece of diagnostic equipment now considered the industry standard in the United States when it opens late next year, BC Cancer Agency (BCCA) officials confirmed Tuesday.

A representative of the Canadian military gave an update and fielded questions about an effort to convert the now-closed Meadow elementary school into the headquarters for an army reserve unit during a school board meeting Tuesday night.

Councillor Brian Skakun was in BC Supreme Court on Tuesday to ask Mr. Justice Robert Crawford to stop Prince George city council's attempts to punish him.

As outdoor markets begin shutting their doors for the season, sourcing local products could be more difficult for those not in the know.

Tourism Prince George has launched a new logo and branding campaign to promote the city to visitors. The logo features a bull bugling against a stylized city background.

The Conservative government has promised to introduce legislation this fall, effectively killing the long-gun registry.

Air Canada's service between Prince George and Vancouver would have continued to operate even if unionized flight attendants had walked out tomorrow.

A recent judgment worth $13,000 may be a lesson to employees not to utter expressions in haste - and to employers not to leap to conclusions. A B.C.

Mayor Dan Rogers has pulled himself out of the council process attempting to punish Brian Skakun for leaking an internal document to the media. Rogers is the second, following councillor Debora Munoz, to voluntarily step out of the proceedings.