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A 20-unit condominium complex is leading the list of more than $11 million worth of building permits issued last month. The Guest Crescent development is worth more than $2.7 million.

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A driver suffered a minor injury and will be issued a ticket for failing to yield after running into a school bus while making his way onto Highway 97 just north of the John Hart Bridge on Thursday.

Community group shows civic pride at airport

The Quintette mine is reopening. The provincial government gave the final green light late Thursday on the coal project near Tumbler Ridge, about 150 kilometres northeast of Prince George.

For kids with a dangerous fascination with burning things, the Prince George Fire Department has a program to help

One of Canada's biggest industrial companies has moved into Prince George. With two major local pipeline projects in their book of plans, TransCanada Pipelines felt the time was right to establish an office in B.C.'s northern capital.

Donors from Prince George and the surrounding area chipped in to the tune of $67,486 for children with special needs. The city's ninth annual Variety Children's Radiothon was a two-day event hosted by The Wolf 97FM and 94X Wednesday and Thursday.

The nature of the environmental review process has made it difficult for Northern Gateway to work co-operatively with groups who oppose the pipeline project, company president John Carruthers said Thursday.

There's no shortage of spots around the city to get up close and personal with the great outdoors, but there's also nothing to link them.