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Tim Shoults, left, divisional manager for Glalcier Media and vice-president of the B.C.

Initiatives Prince George will be holding a series of workshops on Tuesday for businesses and economic development agencies looking to promote their products and communities during the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

One Prince George family experienced a little sweet charity this weekend, after a cupcake fundraiser raised more than $1,600 to support 14-year-old Jake McLeod's treatment for a rare and incurable form of cancer.

There are on 10 days left to get involved in the Spruce Kings largest annual fundraising effort. The BCHL club will draw for its 32nd annual Show Home Lottery on May 15 and there are still about 850 $100 tickets up for grabs.

A series of banners are going up this spring to mark the city's railway centennial. "Prince George has always been at an intersection of vital transportation routes," said Mayor Shari Green, in a press release.

The city has partnered with the upper levels of government to invest nearly $1.2 million in a flood prevention project.

Three northern B.C. professionals are upgrading their skills and learning from some of the top minds in infant mental health research. Psychiatrist Dr. Rachel Boulding, psychologist Dr.

As new parents are quick to find out, there's no instruction manual for how to raise a child.

As the newly crowned leader of the B.C. New Democrats, John Horgan acknowledged that he and the party will face challenges on the road to the 2017 election.

The ride went from the North Nechako Public Market to Toombs Drive and back. The message, Steve Wyer hopes, will go all the way to city hall.