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The young man who taught Prince George that gay people can be open in our city and cross-dressing is an art form is now teaching about the long road to recovery.

One woman is dead following a Saturday night residential fire. Human remains were found inside a home in the 5600 block of Leland Road after emergency crews spent five hours putting out flames that engulfed the structure and car out front.

Changes to federal medical marijuana production rules will mean some adjustments for local government policy.

The Independent Investigations Office has cleared a Prince George RCMP member of criminal wrongdoing from an incident this summer in which his service dog bit a man in the groin.

Taseko may not be able to afford to construct a full soil liner at its proposed New Prosperity mine, according to a First Nations leader opposed to the project.

Prince George lost a passionate advocate for education and the preservation of local school history earlier this month. Barbara Hall, 74, died on Nov. 10 after a lengthy battle with lung cancer.

Most British Columbians agree the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline could benefit the economy but also harm the environment, yet they are split on whether or not it should proceed, according to a new poll.

Operation Red Nose volunteers are answering the call to provide safe rides home during the holiday season this year.

The City of Prince George is bringing in the Labour Relations Board to try to wrap up bargaining with its unionized employees.

"What's it like to be you?" Not many people ask that of one another but it's encouraged during the Prince George Public Library's Human Library event. People can check out a Human Book today from 1 to 3 p.m. for a 20-minute conversation.