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When John Horgan announced his entry into the B.C. New Democrat leadership fray Monday, the campaign to replace outgoing leader Adrian Dix officially became a two-person race.

Stan and Carol Daykin have a temporary home this spring and despite the circumstances that brought them to Prince George, they're pleased with the new digs.

A Prince George man was assessed $5,000 in fines and a one-year driving prohibition for a wild and drunken motorcycle ride that ended with the bike and a passenger down on the road.

University Way has been reopened since 11:10 a.m. Wednesday after the B.C.

Four cases of whooping cough have been reported in northern B.C. in recent weeks, including one case in Fort St. James.

Retired Prince George dentist Arnold Steinbart has been honoured for his long career by the College of Dental Surgeons of BC.

Prince George has been selected as one of the launching grounds for a new provincial hate-crime awareness campaign. On Monday, the B.C.

ICBC contributed nearly $150,000 in total to six road improvement projects completed in the Prince George area last year, the Crown corporation said Tuesday. The largest contribution, at $49,000, went to work related to four-laning 3.

The Victoria Towers is starting to fill up. Tenants started moving into the building in February, a B.C. Housing representative said Tuesday, and will continue to do so as more units are made ready. B.C.

With the loss of 209 direct jobs and an estimated 800 spin-off jobs affected, thanks to the closure of Canfor's Quesnel sawmill, the Cariboo city is in recovery mode.