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Some city councillors didn't know who would be responsible for paving Prince George roads this year until well after the ink was dry. During Monday night's core service review deliberations, Coun.

Drums, strings, woodwind and brass welcome elders to Prince George

Provincial Court Judge Victor Galbraith issued a judicial stay of proceedings Tuesday against a man facing charges of production of a controlled substance in relation to a marijuana grow op.

Council has set the bar for administration to limbo under when they prepare next year's budget. Stemming from a motion by Coun. Albert Koehler to tie the 2014 tax levy increase to inflation, council agreed to direct staff to work within a 2.

A piece of Canadian heritage will be on display this weekend as the RCMP's Musical Ride makes its first visit to Prince George in 16 years.

Though they attempted to stem some of the bleeding, council couldn't quite keep residents from going into shock over the implications of the core services review.

Using rail as opposed to pipelines to ship oilsands products to the coast is under further scrutiny following a deadly explosion in Quebec on Saturday.

The aboriginal elders gathering is big, but organizers are hearing it could have been even bigger.

Mike Morris will have a big say in who will be named the province's next auditor general.

A New Horizons for Seniors provincial grant of $25,000 is the catalyst for the Hart Pioneer Centre to install a new floor in every inch of the facility. The old Corlon floor is 28 years old and looks it. The new floor goes in between Aug.