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Sonia Harrington is working to be the change she wants to see in Prince George. A decade ago, Harrington attended in a youth conference in Alberta that put her on the path towards a career in youth outreach.

The federal government took the brunt of the fire from interveners on Monday morning as the environmental hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline wrapped up in Terrace.

In order to pull of the city's biggest birthday celebration, the Multicultural Heritage Society needs a few more helping hands. The organizers for next Monday's Canada Day festival in Fort George Park are looking for volunteers over the age of 15.

The provincial government's demand that Northern Gateway conduct full-scale unannounced marine emergency response drills is not practical, the pipeline company said in its final argument on Monday.

A Prince George teacher has won a unique award for opening young minds to the evils of genocide.

Bonjour, bienvenue Prince George.

Coun. Albert Koehler is hoping that when city representatives head down to the Union of B.C. Municipalities conference in September, they'll be going to support one of his ideas.

The post-heart attack learning curve can be steep, but education and ongoing care programs make the transition easier.

In its first year, the organizers of the cycle event Ride Don't Hide were hoping to start reducing the stigma of mental illness one pedal at a time.

Even though budget deliberations have wrapped up for the year, tax increases will be back in front of council next month. Coun.