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North Cariboo residents will get a chance to weigh in on a new arena proposal for Quesnel.

The provincial government announced $2 million in spending Thursday aimed at connecting more rural residents with high-speed Internet via satellite technology. The B.C.

Kyla Arnett is not a typical pageant girl. "I'm more the type of girl to go and shovel horse manure," said the 18-year-old who grew up in Mackenzie and graduated high school in Prince George.

Local seniors made several suggestions on how to improve the city's recreation opportunities during a focus group this week about the new Community Services Master Plan.

Prince George RCMP began the move from their current detachment to the newly-built detachment on Victoria Street on Tuesday. RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Craig Douglass said the move is on track to be completed by late Sunday.

As BC Transplant tries to encourage more people to register for organ donation, here are some common misconceptions about the process: MYTH: Registered donors receive inferior care.

After families receive the devastating news about the imminent loss of a loved one, it's Sandi Bazley's job to explore the possibility of organ donation with the grieving relatives.

It was a day of nuanced legal arguments Thursday when a three-justice B.C. Court of Appeal panel was in Prince George to hear an appeal from Coun. Brian Skakun of his conviction of violating the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

Prince George was the meeting site Wednesday for First Nations groups and allied agencies to plan out the future of B.C. mining.

Recess was cancelled in most schools across the Prince George school district on Wednesday. It was one of the responses by School District 57 to the escalating job action by B.C.'s teachers.