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Northern Health saw its surplus shrink slightly last year, but still ended the 2012-13 fiscal year in the black, according to its annual report.

More than $11,000 has been raised for local children's literacy projects through the 2013 Raise a Reader campaign.

College of New Caledonia students are calling for a better education funding model, and they got the personal support of new MLA David Eby, the NDP's critic for Advanced Education.

A man police have said is a "known gang member" is admitting ownership of the drugs seized from his home nearly two years ago but claims no knowledge of the firearms found in the attic. His lawyer is suggesting he was framed.

The College of New Caledonia was one of eight post-secondary institutions to receive provincial funding on Tuesday for short-term programs in healthcare. The Fort St.

RCMP are asking for the public's help in tracking down a solar-powered wildlife warning sign that was stolen from the side of Highway 97 over the weekend. The sign was in place in the Abhau Hill area, 6.

Signing on to a new code of conduct isn't a requirement for city council, but a decision to not adopt it would raise questions about why someone chose to run for office, according to committee of the whole.

Janet Holder never expected to the face of the Northern Gateway project, but as the pipeline company makes its latest public relations push the Prince George-based executive is front and centre.

B.C.'s forestry watchdog has taken aim at McBride's town-owned forest company.

The body of an Aldergrove man was recovered from Elliott Lake on Monday evening after he disappeared while fishing over the weekend. Members of Fort St. James Search and Rescue found the man's body at about 6:15 p.m.