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After meeting with federal bureaucrats this week to discuss energy development in the region, Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Terry Teegee said the next step is to sit down with their political masters.

New legislation outlining where medical marijuana operations can be set up will be passed around for public input.

1M = 1L That's the anti-gang message that leapt onto the screen during the 59 second public service announcement called Step In, Step Up, Can't Take It Back, created by two graduates of Kelly Road secondary. One mistake equals one life.

Kids asked to flesh out mascot for 2015

Smaller communities outside Prince George were among those hit when high winds blew through the northern half of the province over Tuesday night and knocked out power to more than 20,000 of customers in the process. The B.C. Peace took the brunt, B.

When the topic of her deceased husband's possible organ donation was broached earlier this month, Alice Graham didn't think it would be possible. She was just beginning to grieve the death of her husband Bob, who died on Jan.

Mike Blinder is a successful small business owner and one of his favourite things to do is share his experience and expertise.

A northern B.C. MLA says the provincial government should reclassify Highway 16 to higher maintenance standards in response to the large number of fatalities this winter, combined with the growing amount of industrial traffic along the route.

Canada Post's proposed changes to service delivery to cut costs will be a "disaster," according to a local labour leader.

Information in a new report on what would happen if diluted bitumen spilled in the marine environment could have changed the way the federal Joint Review Panel examining the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline reached its conclusions, according to a w