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A Prince George shop teacher has received a two-day suspension of his teaching certificate for repeatedly insulting one student and threatening to "beat" another last school year.

Federal government officials will be in Prince George next week to hear from families, frontline workers and other stakeholders about how the inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women should be conducted. To be held on Jan.

In reviving the vote for a treaty, Lheidli T'enneh leaders will have to overcome years of misinformation and miscommunication.

Imperial Metals Corp. is laying off more than one-third of the workforce at its Huckleberry mine near Houston because of low copper prices.

The Prince George Crime Stopper program will continue to provide cash rewards for tips that produce arrests and recoveries of stolen property.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has sided with the provincial government in a dispute over whether a Prince George logging company was wrongfully denied a licence to harvest timber on Crown land near Vanderhoof.

The pilot of a single engine plane escaped injury Wednesday afternoon after the craft's wing struck a tree while attempting an emergency landing on the Conifex service road in Mackenzie.

With just over two day’s notice, Westwood Church learned Prince George would be welcoming its first Syrian family Thursday evening. “Are we ready?” said Pastor Mark Wessner with a laugh.

A local man has filed a small claims lawsuit against the Prince George Regional Correctional Centre after his jaw was broken by a sucker punch while he was incarcerated in the facility.

There were 1,850 people in Prince George collecting Employment Insurance in October, according to the most-recent numbers from Statistics Canada.