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With nearly 60 years of lumberjacking experience on the north end of a two-person saw, our competition didn't stand much of a chance. Jean-Claude Paquet, 73, started cutting logs for a living soon after he quit school at age 15 in Mont-Jolie, Que.

A Prince George man's mistaken belief he had the right to warn hunters off the rural property he was renting has earned him one year probation with a suspended sentence.

In the last month, a local restaurant closed its doors for good, a brand-new restaurant opened, and another restaurant started a massive renovation.

Ten years have passed since the Feb. 1, 2003 avalanche that killed seven Calgary-area high school students while backcountry skiing in Glacier National Park near Rogers Pass.

Prince George residents are facing a potential 3.5 per cent property tax increase as council gets down to the brass tacks of the 2013 city budget. Of that increase, 1.

Ten years have passed since the Feb. 1, 2003 avalanche that killed seven Calgary-area high school students while backcountry skiing in Glacier National Park near Rogers Pass.

You see them in airports, banks, shopping malls, job sites, department stores, sports and entertainment events, schools and hospitals. Because of the jobs they do, our lives are that much safer.

Nominations for the province's highest recognition of excellence and lifetime achievement - the Order of British Columbia - are now being accepted for 2013.

By promoting more locally grown food on reserves, the Heart and Stroke Foundation is hoping to reduce the risk factors for heart disease among aboriginal Canadians.

Mechanical delays have hosed the Prince George Airport at the pump.