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A small car crossed the line and into the path of an oncoming semi truck on Highway 16 West near Vanderhoof late Wednesday morning, according to RCMP.

Farmers farm and ranchers ranch. It is difficult, in those 24-7 businesses at the mercy of weather and environmental conditions, for those same farmers and ranchers to also provide their own advertising campaigns.

An environmental group launched a court challenge against federal environmental review process on Tuesday with the aim of making public hearings into new oil pipeline projects more accessible.

Nazko Logging is the latest firm to face the scrutiny of the BC Forest Practices Board.

The Vanderhoof Airshow has come in for a successful landing. That makes it two airshows in two weeks, both within an hour of Prince George that each came sailing through with flying colours. The first was Skyfest in Quesnel on Aug.

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Victoria Gray will decide today whether to dismiss a case against two men arrested when police swooped in on what was believed to have been the largest marijuana grow operation uncovered in the province's history.

Extending the deadline did the trick for 2013 Citizen of the Year potentials.

Going to Grandma or Grandpa's house usually holds the promise of a hearty meal.

Houston-based author DebiLyn Smith will appear at the Prince George Public Library on Thursday evening where she will read from her latest book Running From Cancer - an account of her recent battle with breast cancer.

Adam Hrankowski and John Routley spent many Sunday afternoons watching superheroes on television, now they consider each other a real life superstar.