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Bike to Work Week by the numbers shows Prince George is picking up on pedalling as a way to travel. Between May 26 and 31, more than 590 riders from 57 teams took to two wheels as their mode of transit. Of those 146 were brand new riders.

From road races and a marathon finish line to bouncy castles, hula hoop classes and booths promoting healthy eating tips, the YMCA of Northern BC focused on fun and family for its Healthy Kids Day.

A new animal rescue group is looking to spread its wings (and paws) in Prince George and across northern B.C.

Smoke from two fires drifted into Fort Nelson Friday but the B.C. Wildfire Management Branch is assuring the public no infrastructure or property in the area is at risk from either.

The owners of Mackenzie Pulp Mill have taken steps to prevent a similar incident in the future after an employee's arm got caught in a roller last month, according to WorkSafeBC.

More than $6,000 was raised for Special Olympics B.C. when a Prince George Law Enforcement Torch Run was held Thursday afternoon. More than 150 people either participated in the 3.

A Prince George woman has been sentenced to a one-year conditional sentence followed by six months probation for her role in running a marijuana grow-op in the city.

When it comes to wellness, men in the north have a ways to go. Men are less healthy than women, more likely to get cancer and less likely to visit the doctor.

A family of three that fled Iraq in mortal fear have found a home in Prince George. In about three weeks they will arrive and take their first steps into democratic freedom.

Police are on the lookout for a suspect following the robbery of the Spruceland Mall Scotiabank on Friday afternoon.