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Cancer treatment can be equal parts scary, emotionally draining and physically exhausting but finding ways to get help for the psychological aspects of the diagnosis can be just as daunting.

A total of 44 unwanted guns from 28 owners were handed over to Prince George RCMP during a gun amnesty last month.

Cats and kittens will be available for adoption until the end of the month for half the fee the Prince George SPCA usually charges.

The suspect in an alleged sexual assault has been arrested. A 22-year-old man from Alberta was apprehended Wednesday night, Prince George RCMP said, after a warrant was executed on a 1900 block Upland Street home.

For the first time in city history, the head of Ford Motor Company-Canada was here for a visit.

A Willow River woman has been sentenced to an eight-month conditional sentence for growing marijuana in her home without first securing a medical marijuana licence from the federal government.

City staff are recommending more than $1 million be used from the municipal pot for debt reduction to fund the re-introduction of paid parking downtown. On Monday evening, city council will receive a report recommending a contract worth $1.

Provincial Jobs Minister Shirley Bond expects B.C. to be "bold and aggressive" as it negotiates a new labour market agreement with the federal government in the coming months.

There are grand plans at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, or at least baby grand plans.

A man believed to have been unlawfully confined and beaten in a residence in the 2200 block of Quince Street managed to escape and call police Thursday evening. The man appeared to have fled to a neigbouring house and phoned police at about 6:15 p.m.