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The longest standing employee of the YMCA of Northern B.C. knows why the organization has enjoyed 50 years of success. "It's the people," said Sharon Pepper, currently the member services coordinator.

Even though death is the irrefutable, inevitable, unavoidable conclusion to life, people seem to have a hard time coming to terms with their own - and others' - mortality.

The long road to recovery for Trent Seymour, the teenaged athlete paralyzed this fall when he was shot in the back in a hunting accident, received a boost when Canadian icon Rick Hansen paid a bedside visit earlier this month.

It was a close shave, but George the Barber will get to celebrate his 50th anniversary in business at the same location after all.

Prince George paid tribute to two fallen soldiers, killed in separate terrorist attacks last week, during a ceremony at the Cenotaph on Saturday.

Haley Piano, 4, visits with Toopy, right, and Binoo Thursday morning in the pediatrics clinic at UHNBC.

The pair of streetlights near where two people were killed earlier this month were out of operation at the time of their deaths, according a Prince George man who drives through the area every morning on his way to work.

Award-winning researcher, professor and author Andrei Markovits will be speaking today at UNBC on how winter sports fit into the broader sports culture.

There's a new Christmas program at Pine Centre Mall suited especially for those children who need My Time with Santa to be a bit less hectic.

After 16-year of providing safe rides home, Operation Red Nose in Prince George is on track to deliver its 10,000th trip this holiday season.