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Northern B.C. will soon have its own independent seismologist. Five partner agencies have pooled their resources so Dr.

The provincial power grid passed two major milestones in the past few weeks. Firstly, the proposed Site C Dam was given the provincial green light to be built in northeastern B.C.

A Prince George man was sentenced Tuesday to eight months in jail for running a large-scale marijuana growing operation after a provincial court judge decided a conditional sentence was too lenient.

A provincial advocacy organization called on Prince George residents to help re-think the Ebola crisis response and re-evaluate ways B.C. communities can make an international impact.

The path forward for industry has been improved by the Supreme Court of Canada's William Case (otherwise known as the Ts'ilhqot'in Case), according to senior government officials for the province of B.C.

One of three people charged as a result of a 2013 Halloween night drug bust, Erin Kathleen Cogswell was sentenced Monday to 138 days in jail for three counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.

Prince George Search and Rescue was called in Monday to help evacuate an injured cross country skier. The woman and another person were skiing on the trails at Tabor Mountain when she badly injured her knee in a fall. PGSAR was called at about 2 p.m.

The old washrooms have been flushed away at the Prince George Public Library. The Bob Harkins Branch located downtown has been grunting through modern times with the original bathroom facilities first built into the 33-year-old structure.

Eight years. Seven continents. Four world records. One goal: circumnavigating the globe east to west and pole to pole using human power alone.

A former manager with B.C.'s Ministry of Children and Family Development is facing child pornography charges.