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It's been a whirlwind week for the dental faculty at the College of New Caledonia who have been hard at work making small revisions to the dental assisting program after learning it could be saved.

We know what a flash mob is. Now get your wallets ready for the cash mob. This new benevolent business booster is a spinoff of the popular practice of co-ordinated swarming.

With the RCMP Girls' Run for Fun about to start its fifth season, Linda Parker is not only looking forward to a new flock of young women joining the program but also to many others returning for another round of both lacing up their shoes and learnin

For 17 years, Holly Broderick has advocated for blood donation in Prince George’s local clinic, but in one month she will close that chapter of her life.

The patterns of blood found at the scene show that while Bradley Douglas Barr may have initially acted in self defence, he ended up intending to leave an adversary suffering a slow and painful death, a Crown prosecutor argued during closing submissio

The Prince George Free Press will cease publication after its Friday, May 1 edition, it was announced today.

A woman has been sentenced for her role in a break and enter of a home on Chief Lake Road.

Two years ago, four Prince George truck mechanics proved they were among the best in North America at fixing Volvo rigs. This year, the same four have done it again for Mack rigs.

Saturday marks the beginning of the outdoor season for local farmers' markets, but the city is still trying to dust off its own market plan.

District 57 staff want to see tablet computers take a larger role in the classroom by encouraginig the use of personal devices among students for learning.