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Walls of rubble blocked their way into the Taku karst gullet, but a team of local cavers still took many long walks deep into the B.C. underworld.

City council will consider reducing the number of tennis courts the city maintains by more than half during Monday night's meeting.

Just because you aren't a miner doesn't mean you shouldn't know a few things about mining.

First Nations Health Authority board chairwoman Lydia Hwitsum sees an endless stream of possibilities for improving the quality of care for aboriginals in B.C.

The Prince George Community Foundation is moving. Since it was launched, it has resided at the Studio 2880 complex on 15th Avenue but its growth over the years now requires a new address.

A workshop will be held later this month to bring horse owners up to speed on a new code of practice for the care and handling of their equines. It is set for Mon., Sept. 23 at the Coast Inn of the North, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m,.

The community service talent is thick among this year's Prince George Citizen of the Year candidates.

Whether it's scooting around Prince George on a bike, planting a garden or eliminating the use of a wood stove in her home, UNBC student Minetta Norrie always keeps the city's air quality in mind.

The mayor's task force on crime is hitting the streets.

The gold rush is what Barkerville is known best for, but throughout that era of history and on until today, cowboy culture has been connected to the Cariboo ghost town.