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The return of the Forest Expo was a bigger windfall than organizers had hoped.

Libraries are about more than books, they're also about building community. And the construction of another community space received its ceremonial start this weekend at the library. Representatives from the Prince George Public Library, B.C.

B.C. Environment Minister Terry Lake said the pathway to yes still exists for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, but it's a narrow one.

A two-year limitation for filing a civil lawsuit has come into effect in B.C.

Online links will be buzzing Tuesday between Prince George companies looking for workers and potential employees looking for work in Prince George. An online job fair runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., cyber-hosted by Initiatives Prince George (IPG).

Nine-year-old Raia Patrick-Prince is not satisfied with waiting for stewardship of her neighbourhood to be passed down to her.

District of Fort St. James Mayor Rob MacDougall painted the proposed Northern Gateway project as a threat to his community in a written final argument to the National Energy Board's Joint Review Panel.

The minds behind the strategy that won Surrey a public safety award are finding themselves in demand.

Like the cars, the salmon and a lot of wildlife, birds use the Rocky Mountain pass alongside Mount Robson as the only viable travel route between B.C. and Alberta.

It was a bittersweet weekend for members and patrons of Branch No. 43 of the Royal Canadian Legion. The legion closed its Seventh Avenue doors Sunday, after a three days of music, dancing, memories and fun.