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The woman who orchestrated swarming-type attacks that ended with one of the victims lying unconscious on a snow bank apologized for her actions Friday during a sentencing hearing.

People in the small northern B.C. community of Granisle say they are stunned by the deaths of a mother and her adult son who were shot by police Thursday, apparently after a dispute among neighbours.

Charges have been approved against a 27-year-old Prince George man following the robbery of a supermarket in the city on Tuesday.

Three people were taken to hospital with serious injuries following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 16 near Vance Road early Friday afternoon.

GeoNorth is taking soil samples using some heavy equipment at Masich Place Stadium this week. The facility is still open to visitors, but users are asked to avoid the marked construction areas.

The people of Prince George have spoken and it's clear that Stanley Cup playoffs with no Canadian teams in them are of little interest to a great majority.

After a year and a half in mothballs and only used briefly to house Canada Winter Games athletes, the open sign is finally hanging on the door of the Days Inn.

There are traditionalists and then there are the high tea traditionalists who will all raise their pinkies in solidarity to express their great joy when the High Tea for Hospice takes place on May 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Kinsmen Community Complex.

Premier Christy Clark will greet a sold-out audience tonight for the annual fundraising dinner in Prince George.

For some it's a pricey splash of paint colouring a single crosswalk but for members of Prince George's queer community, the Pride Walk is a symbol of so much more.