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With less than 20 people at Aleza Lake it might surprise some to know there is a thriving library in its midst.

Right now there are more than 500 people in B.C. waiting for a life saving organ transplant and almost 400 of those are waiting for a kidney. Although 95 per cent of the residents of B.C.

A video is now online of two kayakers achieving a rarity - descending Cheslatta Falls, located 80 kilometres south of Vanderhoof. The video (pgc.

Employees will have to immediately report to WorkSafeBC all workplace fires or explosions that could have caused serious injury to a worker, under legislation introduced Thursday by the provincial government.

Often the Prince George RCMP receive reports of a form of advance payment fraud known as the lottery or prize pitch fraud.

Arson is the suspected cause of a fire that destroyed a Fort St. James home early Sunday morning. No one was inside the 40 Williams Prairie Road home, which was engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived, Fort St. James RCMP said.

Provincial Crown counsel has approved charges under the Motor Vehicle Act against three people in relation to the string of collisions late last year that killed four pedestrians.

The B.C. Search and Rescue Association is seeking the provincial government's support for a funding model that would allow member organizations to get away from relying on gaming grants and fundraising events.

Joseph Joel Hawryluk is wanted on a province-wide warrant for possession of a controlled substance. Hawryluk is a Caucasian male, 180 cm or 5'11" tall and weighs 70 kg or 155 lbs. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. Hawryluk is considered violent.

The city's market for single-family homes is continuing to see steady increases in both the average price and the number sold, according to the latest numbers from the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board.