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Train healthcare workers in the north, reconsider rural funding formulas and keep pushing for cultural competency among practitioners.

We already have a drive-in theatre. The Black Donkey Cafe's art team is now putting the finishing touches on Prince George's first chair-in theatre. Sitting outside to watch a movie (TV sports, slide shows, electro-kaleidoscopes, etc.

Messy, sloppy, smiley, artsy. It is time for the annual family flurry of artful fun, when the plaza gets plastered with pandemonium.

If you feel unfairly treated by a public body or government, the B.C. Ombudsperson wants to hear from you. Its mobile complaint clinic will visit Prince George over two days next week as a part of several stops in the Cariboo.

The head of an advocacy group for B.C.'s oil and gas service sector says it could be almost another year before Petronas makes an investment decision on its Pacific NorthWest LNG facility.

RCMP traffic services in Prince George wants to reduce the rate of collisions by five to 10 per cent in the next year at the most dangerous intersections. ICBC provided 2013 collision numbers to determine where the worst offences occurred.

Even though parks are public, they aren't always accessible to everyone. A new project hopes to help those with disabilities navigate which northern trails are the best to try.

The region's aboriginal people were named for their inland maritime circumstances.

McBride man keeps tradition of one-person sawmills alive

A man riding a motorized tricycle died of injuries after being hit by a pick-up early Canada Day morning.