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Plaques were presented to the Prince George Public Library Friday morning to acknowledge the ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh.

The sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer may have violated the Community Charter, Ginter’s Green Forever members say.

The woman’s body was located on Feb. 4 in a home on 17th Avenue.

Premier Eby announced the funding, to be divided among all B.C. municipalities and regional districts, on Friday.

The city’s unemployment rate rose for a third straight month in January, and is now 1.5 percentage points above the B.C. average.

In an effort to host more staff and programs on site to better serve the community, the Prince George Council of Seniors is moving to a bigger location that will suit their needs and growth well into the future.

Woman suspected of stealing more than $10,000 worth of goods in Tuesday robbery

Fourteen Caledonia Nordic Ski Club athletes entered in two-day competition, Feb. 24-25

Almost 30 per cent of full-time university teachers are between 55 and 64 years old, according to new Statistics Canada data.

The piece is about her beloved pet's end of life.