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Understanding Dementia is a videoconference set for May 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the University Hospital of Northern B.C.

And now the weather, with meteorologist Kristi Gordon and the shortest member of the Global News Hour team, Marcus Herbert.

Emergency responders have been called out Tuesday afternoon to search for a woman reported to have fallen into the Willow River near Highway 16 about 40 kilometres east of Prince George.

A new poll suggests a slim majority of British Columbians could support the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, as long as certain conditions are met.

You're going out to a big show at CN Centre. When you first heard about the show, months ago, that's when you were excited to go. It's Jerry Seinfeld, after all.

City council finalized their financial plan Monday night, approving an average residential tax rate rise in line with the overall budget increase of 3.5 per cent. The 2013 tax rates for the city's six property classes split the burden of the $83.

The actual election is still a week away, but for those who want to get a jump on things the advance polls open on Wednesday.

While Target is opening most of its 22 new Canadian stores this week, the Prince George location, as well as one Calgary spot, will have their unveiling on May 14.

Council has given their blessing for the relocation of an adult-oriented business to the Gateway neighbourhood.

The Independent Investigations Office has concluded a crash in Vanderhoof early last month that caused serious injuries was not the fault of the RCMP member who had been trailing the vehicle.