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The men and women who handle the administration of your business - everyone from telephone answerers to boardroom support, from front-line accounting to human resources, from clerical staff to personal assistants - have a special occasion all their o

If the province gets the LNG windfall the private sector is predicting, towns and villages around northern B.C. will not look the same.

Dan Brooks is only a few days into a three-year rebuilding process, but the new leader of the B.C. Conservatives is confident he can quickly turn the fourth-place party into an electoral force.

The provincial government's River Forecast Centre is warning of an "elevated flood risk" in answer to a high snowpack in the Upper Fraser watershed, although it will likely not be as troublesome as two years ago.

Prince George should add its name to the list of those calling for a federal housing strategy, according to a local councillor.

All the victims of Wednesday's apartment fire on Central Street will have a place to stay over the Easter weekend.

A Prince George dentist is surprised and angered his name is being used in support of a class action lawsuit alleging the city's fluoridated water is the cause of a degenerative tooth disease.

B.C. New Democrats will be traveling the Highway of Tears next week to highlight the need for safe public transportation between Prince Rupert and Prince George.

Members of various Christian denominations reflected on the passion of Jesus Christ during Good Friday's Walk of Sorrows in Prince George. Check out the photo gallery also at www.princegeorgecitizen.com.

VANCOUVER -- Northern B.C. First Nations are developing a strategy they hope will net them hundreds of millions of dollars if they support liquefied natural gas projects and pipelines.