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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.

Nathan Cullen's decision not to run for for leader of the B.C. NDP likely means there won't be a northern voice in the race for provincial Opposition Leader.

Three years after their son Darren died serving his country in Afghanistan, Jim and Colleen Fitzpatrick were the first to lay a wreath on Monday morning during Remembrance Day ceremonies at the cenotaph.

For days Jacki Collyer and her siblings have been waiting by the phone, desperate to hear word from their father Jean-Marc Samycia who is vacationing in the Philippines.

Members of the B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union in Prince George will soon have some new digs. The union is planning to begin construction on a new three-story office in May and expect it will be ready for occupancy in July 2015.

A fire in a detached garage on the 2900 block of Charella Drive caused an estimated $30,000 in damage on Sunday morning. Fifteen firefighters from three halls responded to the call just after 8 a.m.

Paramedics in Prince George will be turning on their lights and sirens less often under new regulations authorized by the B.C. Ambulance Service, but the agency insists patient care won't be compromised. The changes to the B.C.

Selen Alpay, Darrell Hubbell and Bob Redden have all joined the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation board of directors.

With the help of a plastic-lined containment pond, the city is in the process of removing about a dozen years of sediment near the corner of Highway 97 North and Hoferkamp Road.

A Prince George man was sentenced Thursday to an 18-month conditional sentence and three years probation after pleading guilty earlier this year to common assault against six of his eight children.