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The B.C. government unveiled a $3-million plan to improve safety along the so-called Highway of Tears between Prince George and Prince Rupert on Monday. The funding is broken down into four commitments, the largest being $1.

Star Wars fans have a chance to win a pack of five passes to the opening night for Star Wars: The Force Awakens by helping out the Salvation Army.

If you're looking for a way to light up the holidays, volunteer with the Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum during their Celebration of Lights event. The festival takes place from Friday to Dec.

Work began on 18 new single family homes in Prince George and area last month, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Tuesday.

Bag limits on wolves could be removed for hunters in the South Peace under a new proposal from the province.

One of the largest single corporate charitable donations ever made in B.C. has gone to the B.C. New Hope Recovery Society for the Baldy Hughes Therapeutic Community and Farm for men in recovery located just outside of Prince George.

Publicly-funded schools have a chance to win $25,000 worth of new technology – the top prize in a contest put on by Staples and Earth Day Canada. To enter, they must submit an account of what they're doing to help the environment at www.staples.

One step closer to getting the Maldi-Tof Mass Spectrometer for the hospital, the Auxiliary to UHNBC has donated $50,000 to the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation.

Five privately sponsored Syrian refugees will arrive in Prince George most likely before Christmas, Prince George Valemount MLA Shirley Bond said Friday morning.

The Prince George RCMP's restorative justice program has completed its first case.