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The owner of a local business has made public images from a security camera of a man suspected of stealing a wall-mounted heater in hopes of tracking down the alleged thief.

Giving Something Back is the pledge the Prince George Community Foundation has lived by since its inception 19 years ago. In that time almost $1 million has gone into worthy community projects, as the endowment funds have reached more than $7.

Home construction has remained on about the same pace as last year so far, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation numbers released Tuesday.

A Prince George resident was sentenced to nine additional months in jail after stabbing a man who was found dead by police, but revived by a quick-thinking RCMP officer and paramedics.

The Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society is opening its doors to a previously under-served segment of the immigrant community.

A little more than a year after the collapse of the J.D. Little Forest Centre's cooler building, the seedling nursery is looking to break production records.

What to make of the state of mind of a man who set a fire that led to the death of a prominent member of Prince George's Sikh community was at issue Tuesday at the Prince George courthouse.

John Horgan took a giant step towards securing the provincial NDP leadership Tuesday and his local supporters are thrilled with the development.

Northern Development Initiative Trust is spreading the Small Town Love. The buy-local program originally launched in Quesnel last year by entrepreneur Amy Quarry to celebrate central and northern B.C.'s unique independent businesses.

A love of history has turned into a trip back in time for a Vanderhoof school. Mrs.