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RCMP are reminding the public that it's the driver's responsibility to ensure after-market equipment installed on a vehicle complies with the Motor Vehicle Act after numerous tickets were issued for vehicle defects during road checks last Friday and

University of Northern B.C. and the faculty association have agreed on New Westminster arbitrator Stanley Lanyon as the man who will determine their first collective agreement in binding arbitration.

Part three of a three-part series on multiple concussions. Read part two on Andrea and Laurie Cochrane here and part one on Prince George teen Brodie Needham here .

A man who was sentenced Tuesday to six months in jail for possession for the purpose of trafficking has also lost his vehicle in the process.

A Prince George provincial court judge described on Monday a carefully-coordinated home invasion that left one of the home's occupants with extensive injuries as he sentenced a woman to 30 months in jail for her role in the raid.

College of New Caledonia’s board approved $2.

The victim of an alleged attempted murder suffered life-threatening wounds, a physician told the court Friday.

Part two of a three-part series on multiple concussions. Read Prince George teen Brodie Needham's story here.

The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is signing on with its recycling contractor for another year to handle the rural areas.

The city will be looking to the province for financial assistance for road-related projects with city council asked to approve two requests for grant applications.