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A 32-year-old Prince George woman was killed Sunday morning when her SUV collided with a dump truck on Highway 16 near Vanderhoof.

Completion of a cleansing walk along the Highway of Tears will be among the highlights when National Aboriginal Day celebrations are held Tuesday at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park.

In a day and age when there would seem to be little left for explorers to challenge, when Google Earth has exposed the planet's secrets and no place is really left undiscovered, Dana Meise is about to complete an explorer's dream.

The U.S. and Canada have "significant differences" amid talks toward a new softwood-lumber trade pact, according to the countries' top trade officials. U.S.

Professional protesters may steal the headlines, but the vast majority of First Nations in northern B.C. are squarely on board with LNG development, John Rustad, the B.C. minister of aboriginal relations and reconciliation, said Friday.

The federal government must be more generous with disaster relief as climate change-linked floods and fires pound communities across B.C., Premier Christy Clark said on a tour of washed out bridges and flooded basements in Dawson Creek Sunday.

Provincial officials say it could take weeks to rebuild sections of Highway 97 through the Pine Pass and reconnect Northeast B.C. to the southern reaches of the province.

Corina Duncan is quiet except when she talks about her two young boys. "They like to wave and blow kisses. They just amaze me," says Duncan, 19. "If it wasn't for my boys I wouldn't be here right now.

Callista Vogt's classroom looks like it's decorated for an end-of-the-year party. Colourful paper cutouts are taped high along the wall and strung from the ceiling.

The Nechako Valley Exhibition is denying responsibility for the injuries a woman suffered when a runaway horse pulling a cart ran into a bleacher last August. In a response filed this week in B.C.