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The city is advising drivers to use caution while crews complete the annual repainting of street lines. Crosswalks, centre lines and related street markings will be the focus of work crews over the coming weeks.

On June 1, the doors of the old Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 43 will close forever. The Legion will reopen its doors this fall at the old Elks Hall on Sixth Avenue, once a $250,000 renovation is complete.

Mel Fehr has joined the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation as its new special projects manager. Fehr was raised in Vanderhoof but has made Prince George his home.

Newly elected MLA Mike Morris wouldn't rule out giving up his Prince George-Mackenzie seat if Liberal leader Christy Clark is looking for a place to run in a possible byelection.

The votes were tallied Monday night, a day before the real election. Adrian Dix would most certainly have approved.

Local companies need to offer competitive rates to be considered as potential suppliers of goods and services for the major mining players doing work in Northern B.C., according to a report commissioned by the city's economic development agency.

Polling companies have come under fire after failing to project a B.C.

The Little Prince is ready to roll this Saturday. That's when the 100-year-old steam train will start picking up passengers for trips along "Canada's shortest railway," a half-mile loop next door to Exploration Place in Fort George Park.

As Liberal supporters filed into the Coast Inn of the North on Tuesday night, the mood was decidedly more anxious than in the past.

Truth and Reconciliation Commission continues in Prince George