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The gleam of pink broke the through the morning's grey and fog as hundreds of people gathered at the Civic Centre to support the fight against breast cancer.

Marvene Layte is a teacher, a mentor and a volunteer, because she believes in the potential of people to reach goals they never knew they could reach.

A Prince George school is eager to make itself a shining example of green power. On Friday, Highglen Montessori elementary saw 16 solar panels installed on its roof.

Tom Masich, right, and Dick Voneugen, leaders in the sports community of Prince George, started the Terry Fox Run at Foothills elementary Friday with a bugle horn.

Two north-central B.C. first nations have launched a civil suit against Rio Tinto Alcan over the diversion of water from the Nechako River since the 1950s. In a notice of claim filed in B.C.

A depression and anxiety education and screening day will be available at College of New Caledonia (CNC) on Tuesday. Titled Beyond the Blues, the free and confidential service takes place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Call Ken. When those two words are heard in the local volunteer community, they mean Ken Pendergast. And when someone calls Ken for help, Ken says yes. Before he retired, Ken sat on the Forest Expo's board of directors from 1991 through 2003.

Although yesterday's Supreme Court decision could potentially open the doors to a number of similar facilities, there are no plans for a supervised-injection site in Prince George.

Although the opening weekend didn't live up to its ultimate potential, vendors who are already part of the the city's newest market said they foresee good things.

When you put extreme pressure on coal for millions of year, it eventually transforms into diamonds. When you put pressure on Darrell Hubbell, he just shines and everyone around him benefits.