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Nobody in the forest industry has a firm handle on where the seminal B.C. industry is going in the next 10 years.

The provincial government is laying the groundwork to reverse its opposition to the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, according to NDP environment critic Spencer Chandra Herbert.

Prince George businessman Irvin Leroux had no formal bookkeeping system in place when auditors visited his home to review documents, a Canada Revenue Agency auditor told the court Monday.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found Ryan John Moore not guilty Monday of a long list of charges related to the seizure of a large cache of stolen firearms from his Prince George townhouse two years ago.

A First Nations group wants the United Nations to step in and officiate its dispute with the province over preliminary work surrounding the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

Participants in the 32nd annual Prince George Toy Run brought in more than $2,400 and filled eight pallet-sized boxes with toys for the Salvation Army Sunday. At least 350 motorbikes of all kinds took part in the hour-long ride through the city.

The House Doctor is in. On Nov. 2, CBC medical personality Dr. Brian Goldman will deliver an afternoon lecture and discussion on the quality of healthcare at Vanier Hall.

Venues for the 2015 Canada Winter Games Feb.

Today marks five hundred days until the opening of the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George and the countdown clock continues to tick down. The opening ceremony will be held Feb.

Want to sell, trade or even give away some of your unwanted or pre-loved stuff, but don't want the hassle of organizing your own garage sale? Then you'll want to take part in the Junk in the Trunk sale next Saturday, Oct.