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The University of Northern B.C.'s senate is officially registering its dissatisfaction with the process of selecting the school's new chancellor, former Conservative MP James Moore.

Restrictions on the fees debt settlement companies can charge their clients will come into effect this spring.

The Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign has raised $121,314.54 so far this holiday season while the Tree of Lights effort stood at $12,173.65 , about 25 per cent of that campaign's target, business manager Bill Glasgow said Wednesday.

Prince George Citizens for Syrian Refugee Support will be holding a family-friendly fundraising event this Sunday at The Exploration Place. To run from 3 to 5 p.m.

If you had rare coins stolen, the Prince George RCMP want to talk to you. About 50 coins believed to have been stolen were seized by the police on April 24. Since then, attempts to track down their rightful owners haven't been successful.

Two people were arrested and a large amount of alcohol was seized from what RCMP believe to be a bootlegging operation.

The city has erected its first multi-lingual street signs, directing visitors to Prince George's two Sikh temples.

A Prince George man is suing two local businesses over injuries he allegedly suffered while riding a mechanical bull. In a notice of claim filed in B.C.

Of the seven companies that put in bids to redesign the city of Prince George website, only one was located within city limits. Splash Media was one of the six companies that submitted proposals for the project to not be selected.

Police set up 157 roadblocks and checked 24,000 vehicles across the province during a CounterAttack blitz against drivers impaired by drugs and alcohol on Friday night, the B.C. RCMP said. The effort nabbed 116 impaired drivers. "B.C.