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A pair of UNBC students are hoping a recreational outreach program will find the same success in Prince George as it has in communities across the country.

The alleged victim of a man accused of sexually assaulting her is wondering why he was released from custody following his arrest after he failed to show for a court appearance and remains at large.

A Dunster woman claiming to be a "sovereign freeman" has filed a civil court lawsuit against the federal Attorney General and an RCMP member seeking $200,000 and an apology after she was pulled over for driving without a licence and insurance.

The federal government is reviewing the environmental assessment report for the proposed New Prosperity copper and gold mine but is not directly commenting on issues being raised by Taseko about the accuracy of the findings.

Alfred Morris was there for history in the making. He kept company with some of the big moments of the Second World War and he considered it his obligation after it ended to promote its many lessons.

If you haven't changed over to winter tires yet, now might be a good time to do so.

B.C. Conservative leadership hopeful Rick Peterson will bring his message about the need to rebuild the party to Prince George on Friday.

One person has died following a Thursday afternoon crash on Highway 16 east of Purden Lake. According to Prince George Regional Highway Rescue Chief Keith Laboucan, a logging truck and a small car collided, trapping one person inside the car.

Drivers are being asked to sign a pledge against texting while behind the wheel and to wear a thumb band to remind themselves of the dangers. They're the features of a campaign against distracted driving supported by the B.C.

Tsilhqot'in National Government tribal chairman Joe Alphonse will have resources on the mind today when lawyers representing his people make submissions to the Supreme Court of Canada.