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Being poked and prodded in the most private places is part of the process when you've got prostate cancer.

The public art at the Prince George Airport is about to change. For years, the portraits on the wall of the arrivals area have become more and more familiar to travellers and airport users.

The University of Northern British Columbia can count another feather in its scholastic cap, after nabbing second place among Canadian universities in its category. The annual Maclean's magazine rankings are based on a subjective reputation survey.

In amongst the 30 horses at the city's equine rescue centre, there are four dogs newly arrived for temporary housing. Timber, Zeus, Rango and Max have called the Pineview facility home since Sept.

A Prince George woman was sentenced Thursday to a further two years in jail for her role in two holdups earlier this year.

The current city council made some of its last major decisions Wednesday as they closed the book on the 2015 budget. The mayor and eight councillors made no changes to the staff-proposed $186,367,000 operating budget, which includes a 2.

Bruce Germyn didn't know his name would come up Wednesday afternoon in the provincial legislature, but he's glad it did.

Prince George RCMP's municipal traffic section issued 60 tickets for speeding during a traffic enforcement campaign along Ospika Boulevard on Wednesday.

A new DriveBC webcam is now live on Highway 97 at Chamulak Road in Stoner, located about 36 kilometres south of Prince George.

A Vernon man's claim for damages from a Burns Lake couple who sold him a van that turned out to be in need of extensive repairs has been dismissed by a Prince George provincial court judge.