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Companies from around the world show off their latest and greatest in gadgets at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. See our latest photo gallery by clicking on Community then Photo Galleries.

When a nice soldier and his cameraman take their waste basket to the park to release a mouse that has made it his home, what happens next is not what they anticipated. Click on Home and Citizen Video to see the show.

As the environmental review of the proposed Northern Gateway project winds its way through the regulatory process, a local environmental group wants to keep the issue top of mind.

Cancer patients living in remote communities in the region could soon be armed with a guidebook to empower them during their recovery from the disease. Dr.

The Kordyban Lodge will begin accepting guests in March, but the Canadian Cancer Society has yet to nail down an official opening date.

The Prince George Community Foundation, through its partnership with True Sport, has provided the Family Y with a grant of $4,500 for its Aurora Leadership Program.

Prince George's Patti Knezevic has finished round-robin play at the B.C. Scotties Tournament of Hearts women's provincial curling championship with a 7-2 record and is guaranteed a spot in the four-team playoffs.

Mary Teegee, the Carrier Sekani executive director of child and family services, said the provincial Passenger Transportation Board's decision to reduce bus service in northern B.C.

A Prince George actor will walk the red carpet for the historic new entertainment awards for Canadian show business. Steven Cree Molison, a feature actor in the hit series Blackstone, is a nominee in the lead dramatic actor category.

Evelynn Williams was left stranded after making a washroom break during her trip aboard a Greyhound bus from Prince Rupert to Prince George.