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Family members killed in collision

Family members killed in collision

A man and two young children from Alberta were killed Wednesday afternoon when their minivan struck an oncoming tractor trailer on Highway 16 east of Tete Jaune Junction.
UNBC grad DARTs to Philippines

UNBC grad DARTs to Philippines

Gabe DeMone doesn't usually dart off to the tropics, but when he does, he wears the Canadian uniform. DeMone, an army corporal based at CFB Petawawa and UNBC graduate whose mother lives in Prince George, was part of Canada's most recent DART mission.
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Being left out of the water cooler talk or shunned in the lunchroom? Do your kids and your dog look at you as if to wonder how you even put your pants on in the morning? Worry no more.

Victims tell of sexual abuse impact

The victims of a former Prince George man convicted of a long list of sex crimes against two of his stepdaughters continue to suffer an emotional toll characterized by self-hatred and mistrust of others, a B.C.
Union OKs deal

Union OKs deal

It's a done deal. Members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees locals 399 and 1048, representing the city's inside and outside workers, voted 88 per cent in favour of ratifying their new collective agreement Thursday night.

Stabber's appeal denied

The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal of a dangerous offender declaration for a man convicted of stabbing his girlfriend and paralyzing her from the neck down.

Family says Prince Rupert man found dead in sunken car, ending extensive search

THE CANADIAN PRESS PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. - Family members of a missing Prince Rupert, B.C., man say the body found in a submerged vehicle near that North Coast city is that of Adam Moore.
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Finish the proverb

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Still in the playoff hunt

Tracey Jones stole a win away from Allison MacInnes on Thursday morning to stay in the playoff hunt at the B.C. Scotties women's provincial curling championship.

Region's flu season normal so far

Northern B.C. is having a normal flu season, despite the resurgence of the H1N1 virus which caused a pandemic in 2009 -and discovery of North America's first case of the deadly H5N1 bird flu in Edmonton.