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A mentor for any child can be the difference between a successful life and a life of pain.

Thirty years after it opened as a temporary home for the families of sick children, the Northern Interior Easter Seal House on Carney Street is permanently closing its doors.

The city of Prince George is getting out of the garbage game. On Thursday, the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George board agreed to assume operational control of the Quinn Street and Vanway transfer stations as of May 1.

Mike Morris can start getting his general election campaign signs ready. The retired RCMP officer and current president of B.C.

More than a few eyebrows were raised among the kids gathered for an assembly at Ron Brent elementary school when some of their teachers spontaneously got up and started dancing to the beat of Michael Jackson's Black and White.

UNBC president George Iwama foresees the Wood Innovation and Design Centre as a place where engineers and forestry experts can collaborate and chart the course for the future of wood products.

A woman connected to a string of violent attacks Tuesday night is in police custody. On Feb. 26, Prince George RCMP responded to a report of screams heard from a parking lot in the area of Queensway and Patricia Boulevard shortly before 7 p.m.

Local voices can have their say tonight over provincial forestry practices. The BC Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) is hosting a town hall meeting to "discuss and find solutions to the ongoing crisis in B.C.

Uncertainty over conflict of interest rules for elected officials turned Thursday's Regional District of Fraser-Fort George board meeting into a game of musical chairs. A Jan. 11 B.C.

The bullying stopped and the grades went up for one Prince George boy who just needed a buddy.