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The Central Interior Logging Association and the B.C. Forest Safety Council are hosting a lunch this month to share the latest views on getting forestry professionals home safe at the end of their work day.

Police unveiled Wednesday a "staggering collection" of firearms seized from a Prince George home following an investigation that began when border guards came across two suspicious packages destined for this city.

UNBC nursing professor Davina Banner-Lukaris wants to make it easier for front line nurses to get involved in medical research projects. "Nurses haven't traditionally been as engaged in research as other healthcare professionals," she said.

The identity of the deceased person located in the ashes of a building fire has been released. The B.C. Coroners Service announced Tuesday that Prince George-area resident Johnathan Kyle Hansen, 27, was the man who died in a cabin fire on Oct.

Shannon Hoekstra has been working on her undergraduate degree for so long that she's now a sought-after speaker on the benefits of doing more than just focussing on the required course work. Hoekstra, a 2007 D.

A man believed to be responsible for a shooting earlier this month has been arrested. On Nov. 8, Tobin John Woods was taken into custody after the Prince George RCMP's serious crime section carried out a search warrant at a Foothills Boulevard home.

Electoral success for the B.C. Conservative party begins with reconnecting with its grassroots, according to leadership candidate Dan Brooks. "We need to pull the conservatives across B.C. back into the party and say we need to take back B.C.

Sometimes called "an MBA in a weekend," budding Prince George entrepreneurs will get their second edition of the Startup Weekend program this weekend. This international movement supports the city's latest and greatest business dreams.

From RCMP officers in their Red Serge to girl guide and boy scout troupes to families of all ages, Prince George residents came out in droves Monday to remember our fallen Canadian soldiers and pay tribute to veterans.

Quesnel RCMP are asking the public to help them locate Susan Jane Durham after she left her hotel room on Saturday morning without her medication. Durham, 59, may be driving a white 1999 Ford Explorer with B.C.