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Police have drugs, weapons and four suspects in custody after a successful raid on a Norwood Street residence. On the evening of Sept.

The provincial government is continuing to pay its public sector executives too much money, when compared to similar positions in the private sector, says a Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) spokesman.

Municipal election nomination packages for Prince George are now available, and local politicians are weighing in on their campaign plans.

The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) will begin offering courses in its 20th academic year on Wednesday with indications of increased enrolment.

While it may not have been as bad as July, August did not completely provide the late-summer reprieve many Prince George residents had been hoping for.

Actors from one of today's hottest television shows are making their way to Prince George to fulfill every vampire lovers' Halloween fantasy.

A watermain break forced the city to shut water off to parts of the city from 8 a.m. to approximately noon today.

The B.C. Teachers Federation (BCTF) filed strike notice yesterday to take effect on Tuesday - but they won't immediately take to the picket lines.

After 15 years at the helm of the Aboriginal Business Development Corporation (ABDC), Ray Gerow is leaving the hustle and bustle of Prince George for the peace and quiet of the coast.

After 15 years at the helm of the Aboriginal Business Development Corporation (ABDC), Ray Gerow is moving on.