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Critical care paramedics in B.C. most often work as part of the critical care transport program, which provides specialized emergency patient care and transport for critically ill or injured patients across B.C.

After hiding from police, and burning a truck, a Fort St. John man has been charged with willfully resisting arrest, break and enter, arson and mischief to property

“I was told last week that there are teachers at a school who are crying in a bathroom because they can’t cope but they are still showing up for work."

Kristie Waddell of Prince George will be visiting the communities of Fort Liard and Wrigley, providing care on behalf of Veterinarians Without Borders. 

A youth leadership training program hosted by All-Stages Education Foundation, a Prince George non-profit, will take place from Dec. 17 to 20 at Knox Performance Centre.

A $1 million donation to honour the memory of Carol Bajkov, a longtime volunteer, was announced during the Festival of Trees gala

Prince George team brings home B.C. single-A boys title for first time since 1998; Sam Nelson picked as tournament MVP

Ivy’s Family Kitchen got a high hazard rating after a complaint-driven inspection took place by Northern Health on Friday. There were several critical violations on the list.

Deborah Phair, a Prince George naturopathic doctor, is calling on the provincial government to expand the scope of practice for  B.C.’s naturopathic doctors to allow them to prescribe immediate-release safer supply substances

Currently, there are 68 clients receiving housekeeping service on a regular basis, with 48 more clients on the wait list.