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Labour peace reigns over the Prince George Symphony Orchestra and there wasn't even a labour war.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice dismissed Wednesday the case against two men arrested when police swooped in on a massive marijuana grow operation in a remote location east of Prince George slightly more than three years ago.

University of Northern B.C. students have front-row seats to campus food policy innovation.

Elevated levels of acrolein in the Millar Addition don't pose an immediate health risk, according to Northern Interior Medical Health Officer Dr. William Osei.

A logging truck rollover forced the closure of Highway 97 South at Buckhorn Lake Road this morning. The truck's driver was taken to hospital with minor injuries and the highway was later reopened to single lane alternating traffic.

There will be fewer trout in Fish Lake if an open pit copper and gold mine is built according to the company behind the New Prosperity plan, but those that remain will be bigger.

A small car crossed the line and into the path of an oncoming semi truck on Highway 16 West near Vanderhoof late Wednesday morning, according to RCMP.

Farmers farm and ranchers ranch. It is difficult, in those 24-7 businesses at the mercy of weather and environmental conditions, for those same farmers and ranchers to also provide their own advertising campaigns.

An environmental group launched a court challenge against federal environmental review process on Tuesday with the aim of making public hearings into new oil pipeline projects more accessible.

Nazko Logging is the latest firm to face the scrutiny of the BC Forest Practices Board.