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Seniors peer support The Prince George Council of Seniors offers one-on-one peer support for people 55 years old and older. Clients are paired with a peer support volunteer 60 to 90 minutes a week, for a limited number of weeks.

Prince George city councillor Brian Skakun was found guilty of violating provincial privacy legislation Tuesday morning.

City staff have drafted a cautious response to the Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable's proposed phase three plan. PGAIR's report calls on the city to make 12 changes to its operations to improve air quality in the city.

Gateway Christian Ministries Pastor Tim Osiowy had plenty of reasons to celebrate when a 40th anniversary for the church was held over the weekend, starting with the 1,000-person congregation the church has grown into from the "handful" he first took

It's judgment day for Brian Skakun. The city council member will learn today if he is guilty of violating provincial privacy legislation by leaking documents to a local media outlet about the working environment at the Prince George RCMP detachment.

Former-premier Bill Vander Zalm will be making his case against the harmonized sales tax on Thursday evening at UNBC, part of the B.C. government-sponsored public information sessions in the lead up to a referendum vote next month.

City council won't rush to any decisions on what to do, if anything, following the conviction of Coun. Brian Skakun Tuesday morning.

Every step will matter at Fort George Park on Sunday, June 5 during the ScotiaBank MS walk.

Gateway Christian Ministries Pastor Tim Osiowy had plenty of reasons to celebrate when a 40th anniversary for the church was held over the weekend, starting with the 1,000-person congregation the church has grown into from the "handful" he first took

An armed robber threatened staff at a late-night convenience store, and it may be for the second time in less than a year. This incident happened at about 4:30 a.m. on Friday at the corner of 20th Avenue and Queensway.