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Wineries with licensed lounges can now sell liquor they don't produce under a change in provincial government liquor policy that came into effect this week, and Northern Lights Estate Winery is giving the possibility serious consideration.

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is asking motorists to be careful when they take to the highways this long weekend. On average, 28 people are injured in 110 crashes - 50 of them involving impaired drivers - in North Central B.C.

A man with a history of mental health issues has pleaded guilty to three charges in relation to a series of attacks in early 2014 in Prince George. During a B.C.

Determining whether the Dawson Creek RCMP officer who killed James McIntyre will face charges could take between six months and a year, a spokesperson for the B.C. Independent Investigations Office (IIO) said.

The jury for the coroners inquest into the fatal explosion that leveled a Burns Lake sawmill has entered deliberations. Robert Luggi, 45, and Carl Charlie, 42, died in the Jan.

The proposal for a year-round ski resort outside of Valemount is entering the next phase.

For the second year in a row, Prince George's Relay For Life took top spot as the country's best fundraiser. Also Canada's only 24-hour relay, the city raised more than $519,000 for cancer research after the city's record-breaking $600,000 last year.

SHILO, Man. -- The family of a Prince George reservist who died on a military base in Manitoba says Pte. Kirby Tott felt privileged to serve his country.

There is only so much navy cadets can learn in land-locked Prince George and now their annual trip to the salty sea has been put in jeopardy.

Permits for $53.6 million worth of construction have been taken out at city hall so far this year, according to a staff report. That's down from $59 million seen by the same point last year, but so far 61 permits for $17.