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Prince George RCMP shut down two suspected pot dispensaries in less than a week. The first, located in the 700 block of Fourth Avenue, was closed by police on Feb.

Poverty is a significant barrier to growing up healthy, according to feedback Northern Health gathered on the state of health for children and youth across the region. In releasing the results Monday, Northern Health chief medical health officer Dr.

Elizabeth Schulz's passion for science is giving her wings. The Fraser Lake high school student is participating in the Taiwan International Science Fair - a week-long extravaganza that showcases the talents of young scientists from 21 countries.

From her window, Catherine Galliford can see a pack of children skim on rollerblades along a path by the shores of a nearby river. "I wish I could be out there too," she says. "But I can't leave the house.

When Geoscience BC shoots a portrait of your area, it gets all the details. All of them.

The location the city has in mind for a new fire hall is putting the Prince George Youth Baseball Association on edge.

Two major projects - a new fire hall and a new swimming pool - were added to the five-year capital plan as approved by city council this week, but a few more hurdles need to be cleared before the ground breaks on either project.

The quest to build a new home for the SPCA in Prince George received a $1.5-million boost from the provincial government on Friday.

The Prince George Public Library's main branch will get a new entrance after city council added the long-awaited project to the funded portion of the capital plan during budget deliberations this week.

HandyDART users need more availability of rides and want shorter wait times, according to a rider survey.