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Two of three men alleging they were the victims of sexual abuse at the hands of a former Prince George school teacher have withdrawn their lawsuits against the man and School District 57.

Two City of Prince George senior bureaucrats are being paid more than 20 per cent higher than their counterparts at similar-sized B.C.

The power of social media is being put to effective use in North Nechako.

B.C.’s Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing was on hand Monday for the official opening of a new housing complex intended to provide low-income Indigenous elders and seniors a place to call home. Located at 1811 Spruce, St.

Prince George Fire Rescue crews quickly doused a fire that erupted in a mattress in the basement bedroom of a 1900-block Redwood Street home early Saturday morning. Firefighters from three halls were called to the scene at about 6:30 a.m.

Alyx Treasure has added another accomplishment to her storied career as a high jumper. She's now a five-time national senior champion. The 26-year-old from Prince George cleared 1.

During the first Yoga in the Park fundraising event held Sunday, 290 people participated.

It’s been nine months since Frances Brown went missing in Smithers after she failed to return from a mushroom picking excursion near the Highway of Tears. She was separated from the group. They all returned to the truck. She did not.

The 21st annual Pride Day Festival and Parade held on Saturday looked a bit different this year compared to the first few that were held in Prince George.

It was all about inclusivity as one family made sure to attend both the Pride Parade as well as the BMO KidzArt Dayz Saturday in downtown Prince George.