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The dust advisory in Prince George initiated Thursday morning due to high overnight levels of particulate in the air was cancelled on Friday morning as dust levels returned to acceptable levels.

Fort George Highway Rescue needed to use the jaws of life Friday morning to get a woman out of an overturned car after a two vehicle crash on the Hart Highway. At 7 a.m.

Regardless of whether residents bring their extra garbage to the landfill, the transfer station or leave it at the curb, city residents will increasingly pay for the privilege over the summer.

The man who would be premier used soothing tones with an ideologically hostile audience. The members of the Council of Forest Industries returned the favour.

Premier Christy Clark said the B.C. Liberals will make forest health "a real priority concern" if they secure re-election next month.

The next time the Big Blue Ball comes around to raise awareness about men's health and prostrate cancer, chances are readers of Northern Health's blog website will know about it.

Leaving a sustainable planet for her children is one of the main reasons Karen McDowell is letting her name stand in next month's provincial election.

The spring-like conditions the city was basking under earlier this week are ending and there's snow in the forecast for Friday and Saturday.

High dust levels overnight Wednesday has resulted in another air quality advisory on Thursday.

There's still one thing bugging the forest industry. It's just a small thing, but there are trillions of them. The mountain pine beetle has run its course through B.C.