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For the first time in many generations, a pit house has been built on Lheidli T'enneh land. Students from UNBC have put their backs as well as their brains into a summer First Nations Studies project.

The city is in a unique position when it comes to putting the fluoride question to a vote, according to the director of legislative services.

An RCMP officer was treated for minor injuries after a one-vehicle crash on Ospika Boulevard Sunday afternoon.

Tickets are on sale now for this year's Dream Home lottery for the Prince George Hospice Society. A total of 8,999 tickets will be sold at $100 each until Jan. 15, 2015 for the chance to win a 2,754 square-foot custom-built home.

Cooler temperatures and higher relativity on the weekend helped 350 firefighters tackle the eight wildfires of note in the Prince George area, according to bcwildfire.ca.

Ken Stahl vividly remembers the day, some seven decades ago, when he was taken from his home and loving mother and dropped off at Saskatoon's Kilburn Hall.

Prince George has a contraband cigarette issue with widespread consequences to society, a new study has revealed. The Western Convenience Store Association commissioned a private investigation of the smoking being done in B.C.

Buying locally-grown produce can be as easy as opening a box.For the last dozen years, for $15, the Good Food Box offers patrons fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables on a monthly basis.

The B.C. Northern Exhibition, formerly known as the Prince George Exhibition, invites guests to Go Big from August 7 to 10 at the exhibition grounds.

People interested in making the most out of their backyard fruit trees, or planning how to plant their own fruit trees, can learn some of the basics today. A mid-morning workshop will cut into the principles of grafting.