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Opponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline are calling on Premier Christy Clark to clarify her connection to Enbridge in the wake of revelations that she used to work for a firm that once lobbied on behalf of the pipeline company.

Members of a local seniors group were stunned speechless Monday night to learn they wouldn't be on the hook for a costly project.

The efforts of Prince George Citizens on Patrol volunteers were acknowledged by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia on Tuesday.

The numbers are showing a downward trend in inadvertent strikes on natural gas lines in Prince George.

The Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations is planning a series of controlled burns near Williams Lake starting as soon as Saturday.

For the British Columbians who do not have a will, now is the perfect time to prepare one.

Most undergraduate students at the University of Northern British Columbia will pay $96 more to attend the school after its board of governors approved a $68-million operating budget on Tuesday.

Road dust has prompted an air quality advisory to be issued for the city of Prince George.

As Quesnel moves past the closure of their Canfor sawmill, efforts are mounting to get displaced employees into other jobs.

Meetings between federal officials and opponents of the proposed New Prosperity mine in the Cariboo may have violated the rights of the company pushing for the project, according to one legal expert.