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Backers of the Pacific Trail natural gas pipeline have no plan to follow in another project's footsteps and reroute a portion around an area a First Nations group has been blockading.

Nose inches away from Dr. Seuss' rhymes, Erith Eyahpaise-Springett stumbled over a word before her reading buddy jumped in. "That one says 'would,'" corrected Raquel Pokiak, a Grade 9 Kelly Road secondary student.

Despite the first snowfall of the season, it was a quiet Monday morning for RCMP. Officers were called out to just two motor vehicle incidents, the first at about 5 a.m.

A man who led police on a chase in the West Lake area has been prohibited from driving for two years.

Prince George's business community celebrated ten local leaders at Saturday's 2015 Business Excellence Awards.

A Lheidli T'enneh elder with an deep knowledge of her aboriginal language has earned a masters degree in education.

His grandfather and uncle both died from prostate cancer so Ray Anderson knew he had to be vigilant.

The Northern B.C. Tourism Association has won an innovation award for the Northern B.C. Tourism Plaza, one of the attractions during the 2015 Canada Winter Games. The award was presented during the B.C.

A new roundtable focused on the Nechako watershed launched last week, bringing together researchers, government and conservation groups.

You don't need all 10 fingers to count the number of people who have run for federal office as an independent candidate in the last six decades and made it to Ottawa.