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The Evil Dead want your blood. To help stem the blood-letting advantage Kelowna has taken in the 16th annual Interior Drive for Life, producer Judy Russell and the cast of Evil Dead: The Musical want to pump residents for blood donations.

A man who has been in the city's brightest spotlights on stage is also someone who hides from it when it comes to his charitable deeds.

Construction of the new Delta Hotel downtown has meant a change in direction for the Prince George Public Library.

The sparks of invention that led to Facebook, iTunes, Google and most technological advancements happened first through conversation.

The lawyer representing the family of the man killed in a standoff with police at a Pineview farm last year launched an extended confrontation with the Prince George RCMP officer who sent in an emergency response team during a coroner's inquest on Th

The provincial government's position on oilsands exports from the B.C. coast is incoherent, according to Skeena-Bulkley Valley NDP MP Nathan Cullen. This week the B.C.

Bullying, sex education and drug and gang awareness are some of the topics that will be discussed this weekend at a forum organized for parents by the District Parent Advisory Council.

Prince George-Peace River MP Bob Zimmer plans to advocate for resource issues in his new role as B.C. and Yukon Conservative caucus chairman. Zimmer will lead weekly meetings of the 22 Conservative Members of Parliament from B.C.

Customers of Northside Water Services in Vanderhoof have been given the green light to drink their tap water again. About 200 customers, including St.

Lost Lake's biodiversity is getting blitzed on Sunday. The benign, friendly invasion by the Prince George Naturalists Club and their friends will be in the form of a walk into the local wetland, toting cameras and notebooks.