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Early radon gas tests in city buildings show the 10 facilities and their inhabitants aren’t in danger, with buildings all well below the recommended Health Canada levels for mitigation.

The Spruce Kings 35th annual show home, custom built by Scheck Construction at 2601 Links Drive in Aberdeen Estates, is designed for family.

To support local literacy programs, the Prince George Public Library is accepting applications from charitable organizations that promote children and family literacy. The grant applications are available online at www.pgpl.

A University of Northern B.C. graduate and Suncor Energy director has been elected as the university's new Board of Governors' chair.

It can take years for someone to pick the right career path, but the library is making it a little easier on teens through its second annual Job Chats.

The most wonderful, beautiful, loving, kind and calm woman in the world had her 100th chemotherapy treatment Friday, said Adam Radomski about his wife Yolanda Antonio.

RCMP are on the lookout for Kenneth Michael Wipfli, 35, in relation to a stabbing in the 1500 block of Pearson Avenue Thursday morning. Five charges have been approved against Wipfli and a warrant for his arrest has been issued.

Some grisly details surrounding the murder of Fribjon Bjornson were among the agreed facts read into the record Friday, as Crown and defence counsels set the stage for arguments next week on whether a Nak'azdli woman is guilty of playing a role in di

Northern B.C. communities continue to have volatile populations and housing markets, but the current building trends are mimicking past practices that don't cater to the needs of changing demographics, especially with seniors.

A 41-year-old man found with an assortment of suspicious items last month was sentenced Wednesday to 60 days in jail and one year probation.