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Election day is May 14, but eligible voters don't have to wait until then to cast their ballots.

Premier Christy Clark will roll into town on Thursday for her first visit to Prince George since the provincial election campaign officially kicked off on Tuesday.

Just because the election is underway and Pat Bell isn't running again doesn't mean the veteran Prince George-Mackenzie MLA and jobs minister is finished yet.

Prince George-Valemount Conservative candidate Nathan Giede plans to preach low taxes when he hits the campaign trail later this week.

Traffic through the city's downtown is back to normal after a six-block area was cordoned off this morning in response to the threat of a bomb in the TD Canada Trust building at Victoria and Fourth. The area was reopened to traffic just before 1 p.m.

Krista Jurista has every intention of continuing a tradition she began three years ago, just weeks after she finished treatment for a particularly serious form of cancer.

When Ron Walls graduated from Prince George secondary school, he had no intention of living anywhere but Prince George upon completion of university. He never imagined he would be a medical doctor in charge of his own department.

Canada Revenue Agency will be asking the B.C. Supreme Court "yet again" to throw out the lawsuit of a Prince George businessman Irvin Leroux without the case going to trial, says an advocacy group that has come to his aid.

One of the doctors caught at the centre of the Boston Marathon terror attack is a Prince George native son. Dr.

An 18-year-old Prince George man is facing several charges as a result of a police raid on a Crescents neighbourhood home earlier this month, Prince George RCMP said Tuesday.