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A workshop aimed at showing businesses and the general public how to identify counterfeit cash and other types of frauds will be held next Tuesday evening at the Civic Centre.

A Tax Court of Canada Justice has upheld a federal government decision to disallow a disability tax credit even though the claim was recognized for the purposes of the appellant's Canada Pension Plan.

A Prince George man has been ordered to pay damages to the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia for his role in the July 2011 Stanley Cup riot.

An opportunity for students to have a welcoming night out is coming back to Prince George after a decade-long absence.

After being part of the team that successfully rolled back the increases to off-street parking rates, Coun. Frank Everitt wants to take a second look at another core review decision.

Prince George saw a three per cent drop in power consumption during Earth Hour on Saturday, according to information released by B.C. Hydro.

About $4,000 worth of drugs and more than $10,000 of stolen property were seized by police as a result of two search warrants last week.

British Columbia Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals investigators seized a herd of cattle from a ranch near Quesnel on Monday.

Community rallies to throw party for autistic boy

A northern B.C. man has won a partial victory over the federal government's tax collector in a dispute over whether his small-scale gold prospecting constituted a business.