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Regional students will pan for Barkerville's history right in their classrooms. A charitbale donation from the RBC Foundation allowed Barkerville Historic Town to deliver another year of materials and resources to help B.C.

It takes a Canadian hero to know one, although it's the last title one Canadian serviceman would ever give himself. Sgt.

A man serving a four-year federal prison sentence for the November 2011 armed robbery of a Prince George restaurant has been granted statutory release with special conditions by the Parole Board of Canada.

Instead of rolling out the red carpet for business, the city is rolling out red tape, according to a local developer.

The U.S. network television show Dateline NBC will air an episode this Friday on the 1997 murder of a Prince George woman and the subsequent conviction of her husband for second-degree murder 13 years later. The show is set for 8 p.m. on King 5.

Human remains have been found in the aftermath of a Hixon home destroyed in a fire over the weekend. Investigators sifting through the site found the remains on Monday.

Friends of Pine Valley spokesperson Don Chamberlain would like to thank the members of council who voted to save his beloved golf course, but he doesn't know to whom he should be extending his gratitude.

The boss of the Prince George Chamber of Commerce has unexpectedly stepped down. CEO Jennifer Brandle-McCall said the decision was difficult but also necessary for the mother of two young children.

Some local priests will be on the move after Prince George bishop Stephen Jensen announced some new assignments. Jensen, who was ordained and installed in April, recently announced seven new assignments.

Start tuning up those instruments and warming up the vocal chords. There's a new seniors' program in town perfect for those musically inclined -- or those who want to be.