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Mayor and council cost taxpayers $412,252 last year. The totals are in the 2013 statement of financial information set to be approved by city council at tonight's meeting.

Prince George-area MPs Dick Harris and Bob Zimmer stressed Tuesday that Ottawa's approval of the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline is a green light with all 209 conditions of the joint review panel attached.

Several UNBC professors expressed concerns about the federal government's approval Tuesday of the Northern Gateway Pipeline.

The intersection of First Nations and the provincial and federal governments over land-use approval is the key focus of the Resource North Association's second annual Co-operative Land Management Conference, which runs today and Wednesday at the Civi

A joint effort by the local RCMP and Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement unit caught more than 200 road infractions last week.

Nick Forde, a longtime Roman Catholic priest in the Prince George diocese, died Friday. Forde played an instrumental role with Bishop Fergus O'Grady in developing the Catholic school system in Prince George.

As the regional mining sector continues to grow, so has the group of people in central and northern B.C. region who propel it. The north-central B.C.

The Okanagan dominated this year's list of driver-voted worst roads in the province, leaving Prince George out of the Top 10 for the second year in a row.

With a full-scale teachers' strike starting today, local attractions are facing a loss of revenue from a lack of field trips.

A Vancouver lawyer has been tasked to serve as a "civilian monitor" into the review of the police watchdog's investigation into the death of Greg Matters.