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The Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society has received $20,000 from the provincial government toward the delivery of a local anti-racism project.

The 2015 Raise A Reader campaign garnered $35,038.05, up almost $10,000 from 2014, and the proceeds were disbursed through 22 grants to local groups.

Ani Kyd just moved to Hixon. That's right. The mainstay of the Vancouver punk-metal scene is now Prince George's back yard rock star.

Ellis Ross, the chief councillor for the Haisla First Nation, has spent 11 elected years leading an economic development movement that has changed the Haisla from a systemically impoverished people into a B.C. business success story.

An RCMP officer stationed in the central interior will be the subject of a discplinary hearing later this year. A conduct hearing will be held in Williams Lake on Oct. 24 for Cpl. Corey Eggen for allegedly violating the RCMP's code of conduct.

Given the numerous reports and extensive research conducted on the issue over the years, why has nothing yet been done to address the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women? That's one of the questions Carrier Sekani Family Services executive

The regional district's garbage bill will continue to be the largest expense on its annual budget.

The beer will start flowing at the second annual Kiwanis Alefest Jan. 29 and Jan. 30 at the Two Rivers Gallery.

When there's no funding and a senior with health issues is on a limited budget there's very little chance they would get all the equipment they would need without a little help.

A 35-year-old Prince George man has been sentenced to 22 months in jail and three years probation for sexually assaulting his 16-year-old babysitter. In issuing the term, B.C.