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As an aspiring urban planner, one of the problems Morganne Williams expects to encounter is the availability of affordable housing.

If there are any ghosts hanging out in the closets of the Corless House, that's news to Tracey Green. But one thing's for certain about her 1917 character home at 1276 Fourth Ave., the creaky old basement storage area is downright scary.

As sure as a hammer hits a nail, there's more to this lady than meets the eye. Lyn Thibault is a carpenter first but photography is her true passion, she said.

When putting the call out for a new city manager, Prince George painted a picture of a job opportunity brimming with "excitement and satisfaction.

A bridge on the Nadleh Whut'en reserve near Fort Fraser was blocked for much of Wednesday after a logging truck went out of control. The truck went through the rail and wheel guards and broke a railing on an adjacent pedestrian bridge, a B.C.

A group of Cluculz Lake property owners have met with a lawyer to prepare their appeal of last month's Vanderhoof pool referendum.

When Volvo mechanics from around the globe converge at the company's international headquarters to vie for their company's world title, North America will be represented by the team from Prince George.

A failed insulator was the cause of a massive power outage over Tuesday night. Almost 8,900 homes north of the Nechako River were without power from 9:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. and a further 5,000 in the city proper were impacted from 1:20 a.m. to 3:30 a.m.

A 44-year-old woman spent a night out in the wilderness after her snowmobile became stuck in the snow in the Nukko Lake area northwest of the city. The woman was located at about 3:30 a.m.

A Bear Lake mother is wondering why charges won't be laid against the owner of a dog who attacked and bit her young daughter.