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A report from a federal envoy examining First Nations opinions on new pipelines to Prime Minister Stephen Harper should be made public, according to Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen.

The regional district has joined the city of Prince George and many other local governments in turning down the opportunity to handle recycling next spring.

The province is willing to clean up unsightly illegal dumping grounds if the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George lets them off the hook at the landfill.

A local company has gone global. The BID Group of companies, based in Vanderhoof and Prince George, have crossed the U.S.

A charge of attempted murder has been stayed against a woman arrested following a stabbing Tuesday night in the 2500 block of Oak Street that sent a 55-year-old man to hospital.

Smoke from a large wildfire burning in Tweedsmuir North Provincial Park may soon be visible in Prince George and as far south of Quesnel, the provincial government's wildfire management branch said Friday.

Two charges have been approved against a woman accused of stabbing a man on Tuesday night. Kari-Jo Sawyer, 46, faces charges of attempted murder and assault with a weapon and remains in custody following her arrest in the 2500 block of Oak Street.

The B.C. Lottery Corporation is making its most significant single sponsorship deal since the Olympics by coming on board with the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Parents of newborns can help screen for a rare liver disease by taking a closer look at the contents of their baby's diaper before tossing it in the laundry hamper or trash can.

Along with chasing down criminals, Prince George RCMP are keeping an eye out for problem properties - the kind that look like the perfect places for nefarious activities - and they seem to have no trouble finding them. At 2511 Oak St.