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A day after Todd Doherty came out as top Tory candidate in Cariboo-Prince George, the news still felt fresh for the former Canada Winter Games director of revenue generation.

Todd Doherty will represent the Conservative Party in the Cariboo-Prince George riding in the 2015 federal election. Doherty defeated former mayor Shari Green and Nick Fedorkiw in the race to fill the seat being vacated by longtime MP Dick Harris.

A trio of Prince George businesses are semi-finalists for the 12th annual Small Business B.C. Awards. Game Quest is up for Premier's People's Choice, Playgrounds Caf for Best Concept, and Shiraz Caf and Restaurant for Best Immigrant Entrepreneur.

A woman who once practiced law in northeastern B.C. has been granted an absolute discharge from bankruptcy by a Prince George-based B.C. Supreme Court master.

Community partners of Northern Health have been awarded 2014 IMAGINE Legacy Grants in the amount of $149,190.90. The 42 recipients span the northern interior of B.C. and the focus is to improve health and well-being.

Photographer Philomena Hughes found herself in some unfamiliar situations when she shot the images for the 2015 Prince George Firefighters calendar.

British Columbia's regulator of mortgage brokers is warning consumers to watch out for scams targeted at people looking for easy access to mortgage funds.

The leaders of the six northern B.C.

The Independent Investigations Office has cleared a Quesnel RCMP officer of any criminal wrongdoing after a fellow officer fractured an ankle during some horseplay between the two at a house party.

The Conservative Party of Canada will decide its next candidate for the Cariboo-Prince George riding tonight.