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Heeding the warning signs of a pending lightning strike can be a lifesaving decision. Every year in Canada, an average of 10 people are killed by lightning and between 62 and 164 people in the country suffer lightning-related injuries.

A grassroots community conservation group would like Prince George to find Lost Lake. It is right there on the map, situated conveniently in the Beaverly-Chilako area, barely outside the city's western boundaries, yet few people know of it.

Cancer patients in northern B.C. will have an easier time making ends meet thanks to the creation of the Order of the Eastern Star Comfort Fund. Patients at the B.C.

City staff have adjusted the numbers following decisions made by council on Monday regarding the core review plan.

Aspiring paramedics will be able to receive training in Prince George in 2014 after the provincial government announced funding Thursday for education in rural communities.

Local man survives lightning strike

There are still some kinks to work out before the new $6 charge begins at the Foothills dump. As of Sept.

Four people were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Tuesday following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 97 near Quesnel.

When Christy Clark led the B.C. Liberals to a surprise election victory in May she did so on the promise to eliminate the provincial debt in 15 years. Now the Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants to hold the premier to her pledge.

Today's aboriginal elders fought back against colonial oppression so effectively that tomorrow's aboriginal children are poised to see the historic record set straight.