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A natural gas leak forced a closure Thursday morning of a section of downtown Prince George. Called to the scene at 7:40 a.m.

Dr. Janet Ames will bring her Olympic experience into her new role as chief medical officer of the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

An initiative aimed at attracting more lawyers to B.C.'s northern and remote communities will continue for another year, B.C. Law Society president Art Vertlieb said Wednesday.

City councillor Garth Frizzell has added a new line to his resume. On Tuesday, Frizzell started in his new role as partnership and innovation officer at UNBC.

Premier Christy Clark has no concerns about the method used to get natural gas out of the ground in northern B.C. Clark's Liberal government is banking on the creation of a liquified natural gas (LNG) industry in the province to eliminate B.C.

A local charity known for building homes for needy families has been kicked out of its national body. Effective as of Oct.

At the construction site at Brunswick Street and Eighth Avenue a gas pipeline was broken early this morning. Fire crews are on the scene and police are blocking off the area. More details as they become available.

The work of a sharp-eyed Mountie has led to nearly nine months more jail time for a local man who pleaded guilty to stealing a skid steer and a trailer in Quesnel.

Crews are downtown repairing a gas leak at the construction site at the corner of Brunswick Street and Ninth Avenue. Fire and police have been on the scene since about 7:30 and have blocked off the area. More details as they become available.

The B.C. civil forfeiture director's long-running effort to seize the ill-gotten gains of now-slain gangster Joey Arrance could come to an end this Friday. That's when the B.C.