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The name of Mayor Shari Green has been removed from a lawsuit launched in response to city council's decision to allow the Northern Supportive Recovery Centre to go ahead.

Site preparations are underway downtown for a $40 million hotel and luxury condominium project. According to developer Rod McLeod, an announcement will be made Monday about the build, including which flag the new hotel will carry.

A trial is underway for a man police have said is a "known gang member" following a raid on a 100 block Victoria Street home nearly two years ago.

The decision not to award a contract for a pay parking system Monday night may have been unanimous, but the reasons behind individual councillor's votes were varied.

A local environmental group is looking to put the brakes on a burgeoning plan to ship oil by rail through northern B.C.

A former Prince George man was back in court Monday to deal with the last of the charges he had been facing from the days when he was allegedly a member of a local gang.

Non-profit organizations can breathe easy for the upcoming 2014 budget deliberations, at least as far as property tax is concerned.

The trial for a young man accused of murdering four women in British Columbia's north will begin with a "voir dire" or "trial within a trial" to determine what evidence can be presented to the jury.

A Prince George businessman was the maker of his own misfortune, the lawyer representing the federal government's tax collector argued during the opening statements Monday of a 10-day trial.

Council wants to add to the growing number of events taking place in Prince George during its centenary.