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Organizers of the 2015 Canada Winter Games are seeking residents willing to provide accommodation for visitors and volunteers during the games.

The city's economic development arm is moving forward with its plan to devote some of its focus to helping local businesses stay local.

It often comes as a surprise to find out that a person could lose 80 per cent of kidney function before symptoms are experienced, and by then it's serious.

A man will face sentencing for leading police on a chase in a stolen pickup truck after a Prince George provincial court judge dismissed his application to have the convictions stayed because of the time it took to bring the case to trial.

UNBC has openings for children to fill up on summertime fun and fill up their brains too. Active Minds is a summer camp divided into two age brackets (six to nine years and 10-plus years) and several categories of interest.

Brothers Joshua and Samuel were never expected to sit up by themselves let alone run in a relay.

Bearing placards, carrying horns and noise makers, and shouting slogans, a day-long strike Tuesday culminated in a rally that drew about 300 teachers and other unionized school employees to MLA Shirley Bond's office.

The University of Northern British Columbia's main convocation will be held Friday. The ceremonies begin at 9 a.m.

Isobel Mackenzie, Canada's first seniors advocate and only a few weeks into the job, was at the town hall meeting at the Elder Citizens Recreation Centre Wednesday afternoon to field concerns from the 100 or so seniors in the room.

The chief of a former Treaty 6 First Nation will be holding a meeting in Prince George on Saturday to organize efforts to have the band reinstated.