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A disciplinary hearing before the B.C. College of Massage Therapists begins Tuesday for a Prince George massage therapist accused of sexual misconduct.

Reza Akbari had barely sat down at the Small Business BC awards before he heard Premier Christy Clark say the name of his restaurant.

Some preperatory work on the Salmon River bridge began Monday and will continue for the next six days.

Nobody seems to know how Prince George's small Jewish community got a Torah - a sacred scroll - to use during their meetings in the 1970s, but Marlies Greulich, executive director of the local Multicultural Heritage Society, was able to connect a res

School District 57 set aside a day for its educators to absorb ideas about indigenous learning in the third - and largest yet - Northern Aboriginal Education Symposium.

Prince George Fire Rescue was called to the Husky Oil refinery on Friday afternoon. Called to the Pulpmill Road location at 1:45 p.m., they arrived to find Husky's emergency response team controlling a minor incident.

A Smithers man who robbed a Prince George bank seven months ago was sentenced Friday to two years less a day followed by two years probation for a crime he described as the "stupidest, most irrational act" he's ever done.

Street-based sex workers and their customers were a major topic when more than 60 people living and running businesses in the Queenway area attended a town hall meeting with Prince George RCMP on Tuesday evening.

The Prince George RCMP's street crew unit arrested two alleged drug dealers in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park on Thursday night.

The Willow Cale Road at the Haggith Creek crossing is being reduced to single-lane alternating traffic and the speed reduced to 30 kilometres per hour as the city deals with bank erosion discovered in that area.