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When Donna Clark was diagnosed with depression in 2003, she had few places to turn to for help.

A young Prince George man was sentenced Thursday to a one-year conditional sentence for using the police emergency lights he purchased online to pull over drivers and, in two cases, extort small amounts of money from them.

Babine Forest Products has been issued a massive fine in connection with a deadly blast that destroyed the Burns Lake sawmill in January 2012, killing two workers and injuring more than 20 others.

Even as they voted to disband their core services review committee Monday night, not every member of council was convinced they got the best bang for their buck.

The Ministry of the Environment and Northern Health have reissued the dust advisory for Prince George. Road dust in the bowl area is believed to be responsible for the high levels of coarse particles measured downtown and at the BCR site.

The provincial government is seeking public input on possible changes to the way forest companies harvest timber on Crown land.

Veteran cabinet minister Rich Coleman is coming to Prince George to discuss liquefied natural gas developments in northern B.C.

Having no phone number means having no prospects. It's virtually impossible to apply for a job, handle legal affairs, arrange appointments with doctors, or even keep in contact with family.

The Prince George Citizen presents the Outdoor Adventure Show Saturday and Sunday at the CN Centre from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The provincial government isn't going to be pushing back the May 19 rollout of the Multi-Material B.C.-led recycling program, despite calls from the Opposition and industry critics.