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Only 43 per cent of seniors in residential care facilities report a doctor visits them when they are sick and only 44 per cent say the care they get from a doctor is very good or excellent, according to a new report from the provincial seniors advoca

The Germansen Landing post office northwest of Mackenzie is closed and faces an uncertain future. Effective Aug. 23, the closure came after much speculation over the fate of continued availability of the service to the isolated rural community.

The last Citizen poll question asked "the City of P.G. will hold an Oct. 28 referendum to get approval to borrow $35 million to build a pool to replace Four Seasons Pool and $15 million to build a fire hall to replace the one downtown.

Regular run-ins with an unsightly collection of needles and medical waste might be a thing a thing of the past for residents living in the Patricia Boulevard area of Prince George.

Residents of Prince George will have the opportunity to tour Fire Hall No. 1 and the proposed site for a new location today. This comes after the city unveiled a series of public information sessions about Fire Hall No.

Two fundraising events are set for this weekend. Organized in partnership with Positive Living North, the Scotiabank Walk for AIDS is set for today at the Canada Games Plaza. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. and the walk along a 1.

A man and a woman have pleaded guilty to three counts of benefiting from sexual services.

More than $17,000 was raised at this year's edition of the Cops for Cancer jail and bail.

A fixture in Prince George media is about to go offline. After 12 years in the business, 250News will cease operations at the end of this month, co-founder Elaine Macdonald-Meisner said Friday.

Last fall, after battling a rare from of cancer for three years, Jake McLeod found a couple of distractions that took his mind off the disease. One of them was football.