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College of New Caledonia students voted narrowly in favour of continuing the U-Pass program with an increased fee, the school's student union said Friday. Of the 273 who voted, 54.7 per cent said yes during a referendum held earlier this month.

A lottery ticket worth almost a quarter of a million dollars was sold in Prince George. No one won the ultimate grand prize in Saturday's 6/49 draw, but according to the B.C.

Council wasn't prepared to make a decision about spending $6 million on new snow control equipment Monday night, instead referring the matter to a later committee of the whole meeting.

Criminal charges could theoretically still be laid in the Lakeland Mills blast, but they are not the primary objective of provincial Crown.

The lone occupant of a pickup truck was transported to hospital with unknown injuries following a collision with a logging truck late Friday afternoon on the 200 Forest Service Road north of Bear Lake.

Local entrepreneurs beginning to wonder about doing business in China can get an introductory hands-on opportunity.

When B.C. builds a new provincial mental health facility, a major amount of the private support will come from a northern corporation. Taseko Mines Ltd. is donating $1.

There was no appetite for the destruction of current arts funding levels among members of city council Monday night.

A young Prince George man faces anything from a conditional discharge to time behind bars for impersonating a police officer and bilking his employer out of nearly $5,000 worth of merchandise.

Erica Hummel was announced on Monday as the successful candidate for the society leading the city's tourist outreach programs.