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Dental hygiene students at CNC are looking for adult patients in need of teeth cleaning. Potential patients are asked to commit to at least three cleaning appointments, which can include scaling, fluoride, desensitizing and radiographs.

Police officers witnessed more than they bargained for when they investigated a report of a male breaking into vehicles in the city earlier this week. Just before 2 a.m. on Oct.

For people who drink more alcohol per person than the rest of the province, northern B.C. residents are strangely quiet about possible changes to provincial liquor rules.

Each week we ask a question of our online readers. Last week we asked: What should be the fate of Coun.

Nick Orchard is asking anyone with special memories of the Park Drive-In, which opened in 1988, to contact him. Photos are most welcome as well. Orchard, who was the all-night summer DJ at CKPG back in 1970, has now turned independent filmmaker.

Two years after receiving his new kidney Paul Duperron is feeling healthy and thankful that his days on dialysis are behind him. As one of the organizers of Sunday's Prince George Kidney Walk, Duperron is eager to spread the message about what the B.

The federal government is determined to push forward with its Canada Job Grant plan, despite opposition from B.C. Premier Christy Clark and other provincial leaders.

Canada Post is sticking with Prince George.

Prince George development agencies are working to attract workers from other countries to positions for which no Canadian is willing or qualified to take.

RCMP member recounts shooting Matters