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Coun. Brian Skakun has a new court date. On April 24, the province's highest court will come to Prince George to hear the appeal of the city councillor's conviction for violating the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The four-person jury for the coroner's inquest into the Greg Matters death began deliberations on Thursday morning, after sitting in on nearly three weeks of testimony.

A high-tech interface event happens this weekend as CNC hosts its first DigiTalks North conference.

The Internet is allowing cancer patients to become increasingly more educated about the disease they're facing and their treatment options, but UBC professor Richard Wassersug wants to ensure people are getting the right information online.

A man has turned himself in to police following a public callout for help identifying a suspect in a bait car theft.

Police are on the lookout for some enterprising suspects responsible for the theft of a forklift and copper wire Tuesday morning. Around 9:30 a.m.

Without a party system behind them, some prospective municipal government candidates may not have the opportunity to really dig into what it means to be an elected official, according to a former federal party leader.

The coroner's inquest into the death of Greg Matters turned towards the Independent Investigations Office on Wednesday as the lawyer representing the mother and sister of the military veteran raised concerns about the subsequent criminal investigatio

A "military ethos" is preventing Canadian veterans from seeking the help they need for such problems as post-traumatic stress disorder, a coroners inquest into the death of Greg Matters heard Wednesday.

Local conservation officers have won a court case that sets limits on shooting wildlife on private property.