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Enough food to feed an army. That's what one day of donations brought in April 6 for the Salvation Army Food Bank in a food drive organized by Save-On Foods and sponsored by Campbell Company of Canada, makers of Campbell's soup.

The debates will come later on in the provincial election campaign. So don't expect any fireworks this Saturday night when the candidates for the two Prince George ridings gather at a downtown restaurant for a meet-and-greet dinner.

A lack of a precedent led a group of Cluculz Lake property owners to withdraw their legal action against the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako over the Vanderhoof pool referendum.

Viewers expecting to get a glimpse of the B.C. Liberals' platform were left wanting Sunday night.

The average Prince George homeowner isn't likely to see a property tax increase of less than 3.4 per cent when council approves the tax rates for this year.

A conference on dealing with drugs and alcohol in the workplace opened Thursday with a keynote speaker who has personal experience on both sides of the issue. Dr.

A Prince George woman remains hopeful authorities will eventually allow her Nigerian-born husband into this country despite a prolonged battle in which the case currently sits in a bureaucratic limbo.

By improving infrastructure and providing better services, B.C. Conservative leader John Cummins believes his party can attract more people to move and stay in northern B.C.

Amritdhari Khalsa Sikhs will soon be able to wear a kirpan, a small stylized sword, while visiting courthouse public areas following a security assessment by B.C. sheriffs, the provincial Ministry of Justice said Wednesday.

Patient's family defends Katakkar from cancer agency report