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A request by the Elder Citizens Recreation Association to have a vacant city-owned lot turned into a parking lot didn't gain much traction at a city council meeting on Monday night.

Lily Bachand says the hardest part of bargaining for a contract for support staff at the College of New Caledonia is now behind her union.

The Pine Valley golf course could remain viable if the city were to enter into a long-term private-public partnership with an outside operator, according to the group trying to keep the course open.

Site preparation work for the new Burns Lake hospital is complete and the project continues to be on budget.

A case against a Lower Mainland man accused of running a large marijuana grow operation on the outskirts of Prince George suffered a blow Tuesday when a provincial court judge threw out evidence obtained under a search warrant.

The local food industry is shaking the hand that feeds it. The revamped Prince George branch of the B.C.

For the first time in the 17-year history of UNBC, the faculty association has requested an arbitrator to settle negotiations with UNBC management and the Post-Secondary Employers' Association.

The two biggest organizations for B.C. business want Prince George in on an important disucsssion about B.C. business.

Prince George went through a typical November in terms of temperature but saw less than half the usual amount of snow for the month, according to a synopsis from Environment Canada meteorologist Jim Steele.

New York-based advocacy group Human Rights Watch is expressing concerns over a federal government decision to cease funding for a program that kept track of the number of indigenous women and girls who have gone missing in Canada.