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At the root of many indigenous plant names, lifelong researcher Nancy Turner has found the hint of a common history or at the very least the seeds of connection. For more than four decades, Turner has trained her attention on B.C.

Norah Freethy, a 25-year subscriber to the Prince George Citizen, never wins anything but she can't say that any more.

A man who was arrested twice over a three and 1/2 month span for dealing drugs out of his home was self-medicating for undiagnosed cancer at the time of his arrests, the court heard Wednesday.

A man who shot his 36-year-old son to death during a fishing trip in northern B.C. has been sent to prison for four years.

The City of Prince George's second crack at an economic development committee has come to fruition.

Before there are no voices left to record, a group of high school students are looking to capture the stories of local Canadian Armed Forces veterans.

There are 40 students from Ecole Franco-Nord who are being sponsored through the Eaglet Lake Farmers' Institute in their Young Farmers program.

A B.C. Labour Relations Board mediator is scheduled to meet with the Village of McBride and its unionized employees in Prince George today in an effort to hammer out a collective agreement.

Crown counsel is seeking four years in prison for a woman who operated a drug trafficking operation in Prince George while living in the Lower Mainland, relying on text messages and couriers to do the work in this city.

A Prince George man was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison for his role in a home invasion that saw an elderly woman bound and gagged with duct tape.