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For the first time, Irene Gambacorta is really looking forward to going to school. The 17-year-old from Italy is one of more than 60 students between the ages of 12 and 18 hosted by Shecana International Schools in Prince George.

There is a marked difference between Christina Tom's outlook on life between today and when she was first diagnosed as HIV positive in 2007. In the first couple of years with her positive status, Tom said she didn't see much of a future.

The mother of a Canadian military veteran who was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder has filed a lawsuit against the RCMP officer who shot and killed her son, as well as against the provincial government and the federal attorney general.

Used video games are on their way to beating the big regulatory boss. During Monday night's meeting, city council unanimously agreed to direct staff to return a changed bylaw regulating secondhand dealers and pawnbrokers.

City council unanimously offered their support for a local initiative to establish an emergency helicopter emergency medical service for the region.

City council agreed with a staff recommendation to require sidewalks and underground wiring in a new industrial development in the Hart. The proponents behind the Monterey Road subdivision, the Matte Bros.

A new draft of the city's 2015 capital plan has bumped the Prince George Public Library's entrance makeover from next year's list of projects. Council had approved shifting the estimated $2.

Construction of the Learning Development Centre at the hospital is on budget and on time to open next spring.

UNBC and the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation officially opened a traditional Dakelh-style pit house along the Cranbrook Hill Greenway trail network near the university on Saturday.

More than 300 people and their furry friends turned out Sunday morning for a dose of exercise and charity.