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The federal Liberal Party critic for business thinks Ottawa is missing Prince George's role in the national economy.

When delegates from the red-clad I Heart P.G.

A provincial court judge has ordered a pit bull cross destroyed after it attacked a smaller dog and bit a man trying to break up the dog fight.

Lynda Struthers was the second early bird winner in the Hospice Dream Home Lottery, winning a $1,000 gift card to Canadian Tire on Thursday.

Neither Dan Paxton nor Drayden Schultz have fully functioning hearts, but that doesn't stop them from continuing to live life to its fullest. Paxton, 68, has had two heart attacks in recent years but still stays as active has he possibly can.

John William Ireland of Prince George has been identified as the man killed Thursday when a motorcyclist collided with a moose along Highway 97 on Thursday. Ireland, 66, was the sole rider on the motorcycle, when it hit a moose around 9 a.m.

A coroner's jury will be tasked with trying to find ways to prevent the circumstances that led to the death of Greg Matters last year from being repeated. The B.C.

A community fundraising effort is underway to establish a boutique grocery store in the downtown.

Tracey Matters hopes a coroner's inquest will settle some unanswered questions about the death of her brother last year. Greg Matters was shot to death by a member of the RCMP's emergency response team on Sept.

Former Valemount mayor Jeanette Townsend was disturbed by a letter she read in a local paper. A tourist had written in to say that he couldn't find a store where he could buy white socks.