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City councillors will break bread with UNBC's political science students, and the public is invited to the table.

The bad blood between Taskeo and the Tsilhqot'in National Government continued to boil Wednesday as a second judicial review was launched into the proposed New Prosperity open pit copper and gold mine in the Cariboo.

Taseko Mines alleges federal politicians and bureaucrats held inappropriate meetings with First Nations leaders prior to rejecting the proposed New Prosperity copper and gold mine.

Prince George RCMP Supt. Eric Stubbs is leaving the city, according to a source within the Mounties.

Taseko has launched a second judicial review of the proposed New Prosperity open pit mine in the Cariboo.

The trees really are greener on some sides of B.C.'s forests. Prince George is one of the places where loggers are crossing too early over that line, in the view of B.C.'s forestry watchdog.

The victim of a stabbing during a birthday party gone wrong initially thought he had been punched in the back, a trial for the man accused of wielding the knife heard Tuesday, but knew it was more serious when he saw blood on his hand.

South Korean students are coming to see how northern B.C. students experience university. UNBC has partnered with post-secondary institutions in South Korea for hands-on educational experiences. The results are already walking around our city.

Marilyn Hinton Sutherland discovered walking sticks offer more stability when she joined the Outdoor Physical Activity and Health program (OPAH), a research study funded by Health Canada and supported by UNBC and Northern Health, that requires non-sm

For the past eight years, members of the Elder Citizens Recreation Association (ECRA) have looked across from their 10th Avenue home at an empty lot and thought about what could be.