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A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has dismissed a lawsuit brought against the city by Haldi Road area residents opposed to the development of the Northern Supportive Recovery Centre.

Police are requesting the public's help to track down those responsible for at least seven grass fires that erupted Tuesday in the VLA and along Hudson's Bay Slough.

The number of rail cars transporting crude oil and petroleum products through B.C.

High school student art has been invited onto the walls of the region's top gallery. The Two Rivers Art Gallery will unveil an exhibition this week, created and curated entirely by the artistic participants of their Young Associates program.

Millions of dollars in high-tech metal fell into the hands of unqualified teenagers last Friday.

Tonight, the public can do a fly-by of one of its most significant institutions.

Wildfire crews in the Prince George Fire Centre were called out to seven fires over 24 hours by mid-afternoon Tuesday, according to the province's wildfire management branch. Two were in the Vanderhoof-Fort St.

It would never get done if it weren't for dedicated volunteers. Health Care Auxiliary Day is Saturday across B.C. and the Auxiliary to the University Hospital of Northern B. C.

The business community picks up a book, today in Prince George. Everyone gets the same book, a bestseller in the business and personal development realm, and the participants will discuss it as they turn the pages.

There are less than two weeks before a new recycling effort is set to begin and the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George hasn't come to an agreement over what to do about those residents the provincial program is leaving out in the cold.