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For Prince George to be truly ready to host some of Canada's top young athletes in less than two years, Ken Biron said more work needs to be done to make downtown businesses accessible.

Representatives from Taseko Mines told a federal review panel that misinformation being spread about their proposed New Prosperity copper and gold mine has soured public opinion about the project among Aboriginals.

A fun afternoon at the park turned into a hard-learned lesson for a family visiting Prince George. Prince Rupert residents Pamela Vera and her three young sons spent a two-week vacation in the city visiting family and friends. On Aug.

A video on YouTube by a local photographer is becoming an Internet highlight. Tracy Rondeau is originally from Burns Lake but is currently living in Fort Nelson.

Summerfest takes to the streets on Sunday. Downtown businesses are preparing for the year's biggest sidewalk sale, food fair and talent stage.

A 19-year-old woman was sent to hospital after being attacked early Sunday morning with what police believe was an edged weapon. Police were called to a Ruggles Street home at about 2:30 a.m.

He is only weeks old but the royal baby is already ascending the social media throne.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a man who failed to appear in Prince George provincial court last week.

The summer barbecue season may now be closer to ending than beginning but it's always time to approach the popular cooking past time in a safe manner.

The independent police watchdog has returned to the city following an early Sunday morning crash. The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO) was called after a 3 a.m.