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Tiana Gairns wins small final at Sunny Valley in Russia

Rod Duncan did some digging over the weekend on the B.C. COVID-19 online dashboard and he didn’t like what he uncovered. It showed the Northern Health Authority is lagging behind the other provincial health authorities in its vaccine rollout.

A driver was slapped with tickets adding up to more than $800 in fines after being caught twice within 90 minutes using a cellphone while on the move, Prince George RCMP said.

For a second consecutive year, the University of Northern British Columbia will hold a "virtual convocation" for its graduating class due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It is set for June 25 and the format will be similar to last year's version.

Northern Capitals graduates committing to Trojans in fall 2021

Indigenous leader Ed John has been ordered to stand trial on sex-related charges dating back more than 45 years. The order was issued Thursday following a preliminary inquiry, held to determine if there is enough evidence to have a trial.

Citizens on Patrol found more than 50 motorists were using an electronic device while driving

‘It’s still not safe for us to hold large gatherings on campus’

A man found guilty of confining and sexually interfering with a seven-year old-boy a decade ago was sentenced Friday to four years in prison.

No animal cruelty charges are being recommended at this time