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It's all about community for the first specialist who has returned to Prince George after graduating from the Northern Medical Program.

More than 300 people are expected to participate when the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's Run for the Cure takes to Prince George's streets on Sunday, Oct. 5.

This year's Fire Prevention Week campaign, running from Oct. 5 to 11, wants to stress that working smoke alarms save lives so test them every month.

Want to sell, trade or even give away some of your unwanted or preloved stuff, but don't want the hassle of organizing your own garage sale? Then you'll want to take part in the Junk in the Trunk sale, set for Sat., Oct.

VICTORIA -- The B.C. government's refusal to release inspection reports for the Mount Polley mine dam is "nonsense" and smells like a coverup, according to the province's Opposition leader.

LIKELY -- With 24 million cubic metres of water and tailings flushed downstream of the Mount Polley gold and copper mine, the company's biggest challenge now is to keep the remaining tailings and water contained.

A teenaged athlete paralyzed last week when he was shot in the back in a hunting accident continues to show signs of improvement.

The City of Prince George slashed 11 positions on Friday - including two full-time financial services staff and nine aquatics department staff.

Tony Wedzinga wasn't disguising his excitement about catching a healthy dose of Cougars fever again, after a four-year absence. It was written all over his face Friday night at CN Centre.

Artists with connections to UNBC are being called on to create a new work of art for the university campus.