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While management and staff still have to put their heads together to discuss ways to improve on last month's snow clearing challenges, some changes are already in place for this year, said the head of the department.

The B.C. Law Society has disbarred a Smithers lawyer after finding she submitted false invoices for legal aid.

Growth in the liquefied natural gas industry could revive the stalled development of a Northern B.C. mining project.

Another airline is now offering direct flights between Prince George and Calgary. WestJet announced Monday that it will provide same-day jet service round trip to the Alberta business city, using a 119-seat Boeing 737.

A fraud artist has been targeting elderly people in Quesnel, the community's RCMP is warning.

Britco, a B.C. company that constructs temporary, mobile buildings, has signed a local First Nation to be one of its partner agencies.

The buck stops with council when it comes to snow clearing, but first city staff need to attack the problems experienced in recent weeks.

Police have arrested two suspects and are on the lookout for a third following a home invasion of a lower College Heights home late Monday night.

A 2200-block Redwood Street home was destroyed in a fire Sunday evening. No one was injured but the house and its contents are a "total loss," Prince George Fire Rescue assistant chief John Heaslip said.

Like any first-time parents, Chelsea and Dallas Schmeizel kept a close eye on their baby boy Kale, looking eagerly for any and every sign of development. Unlike most parents, they didn't know what they were looking for.