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The College of New Caledonia's international students are holding a forum to explore how seniors are treated in Canada compared to other countries.

The national forest industry periodical Wood Business Magazine has put a spotlight on youth in its latest edition and Prince George shines through.

Police are looking for a particular vehicle in their investigation into recent grave vandalism. A number of gravestones were damaged over the Remembrance Day long weekend by a vehicle inside the grounds of the Prince George municipal cemetery.

Canfor's millworkers might soon have a contract. The firm's United Steelworkers-represented employees in the B.C. interior have been without a contract for months and bargaining has been underway since May.

Minds in Motion is a fitness and social program created for people diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or any other form of dementia.

The leaders of tomorrow are about to meet the leaders of today and before the end of today, some of those roles might be reversed.

The Prince George Public Library was a double winner on the weekend at the A Healthier You awards.

UNBC science graduate Ronny Priefer is spearheading an effort to develop a breathalyzer to help diabetics measure their blood sugar levels.

There are no dollars thrown behind it, but city council have thrown their full support behind making a performing arts centre in Prince George a reality.