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If it wasn't for his dog, the victim of a bear attack in Forests for the World says his injuries would have been much worse. It was shortly after 4 p.m.

For 64 years, ever since it opened as a curling rink, the Roll-A-Dome has served as a community centre for the citizens of Prince George to gather for sports, entertainment and recreational activities.

Cindy Prince couldn't wait until her daughter Chaniel was three months old. That meant Prince could start participating in Project Parent North (PPN), a local program that supports parents raising their children.

A 46-year-old man was taken to hospital with minor injuries after being attacked by a bear while walking his dog at Forests for the World. The attack happened at approximately 4:15 p.m. in the popular hiking, cycling and jogging trails near UNBC.

The fines passing school buses with flashing lights has been more-than doubled to $368, the provincial government said this week.

Whether heading out for a weekend getaway or staying local this Victoria Day long weekend, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is asking drivers to plan ahead for increased traffic volumes so they're not tempted to rush to their destination

University of Northern British Columbia alumni Gina Layte Liston and Sarah Foot will receive distinguished alumni awards, while Tim Swanky will earns an honorary designation at the 2016 alumni awards reception on May 26.

Pinnacle Renewable Energy Inc.'s Houston pellet plant was the scene of an explosion Monday as crews were dealing with an offshoot of a fire that broke out in the operation over the weekend.

The Nechako Valley Exhibition and the owner of a runaway horse are being taken to court over the injuries a woman suffered during an incident at last August's fair in Vanderhoof. According to a notice of civil claim filed last week in B.C.

There are few murals in prominent public view in Prince George, some popular ones have been painted over, and yet many large walls are available for artistic upscaling.