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There was an audible murmur in the room when premier Christy Clark announced a new program to protect B.C.'s caribou population. The luncheon crowd was several hundred delegates deep at the Civic Centre for the B.C.

Spending on road rehabilitation dominated discussion Wednesday night when city council approved a capital plan that will see $27.5 million spent on 100 projects and major purchases over the coming year. Money from reserves will be used to cover $19.

Two provincial court judges based in Prince George are moving on.

Friday night's kickoff to Coldsnap is moving indoors. Originally scheduled for Canada Games Plaza, it will instead be held at the Civic Centre due to concerns about the weather. The starting time remains the same - 7:30 p.m.

A love of the stage brought Loranna Ramsey to the PGSO

Pregnant with her third child, crystal meth was her drug of choice.

High-tech and all-natural will soon be hammered together at a new building in downtown Prince George. Futuristic forestry has a new home on the national landscape.

The city's property tax levy will rise by 3.18 per cent after council approved a handful of additions to this year's budget on Wednesday night. Heading into the meeting, council was looking at a 2.72 per cent hike to maintain existing services.

The Prince George school district will get a greater influx of new teachers than first indicated, according to the president of the Prince George and District Teachers Association.

Police arrested four suspects Tuesday night after they were called to the scene of a break and enter at a Prince George home.